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WHAT   FOLKS   SAY. 


Morninar  Gxpreim,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Dai'oiiv  <fe  Co.,  Advkhtirino  AdKNTH The  Arm  of 

DAiiniiY  &  Co.,  dealers  in  Printers'  Goodn  and  Adver- 
tising' A','eiits,  No.  TS  Fulton  Street,  New  York,  Is  one 
of  the  most  reliable  In  the  conntry.  We  have  had  bn^'i- 
ucss  traiicacllons  with  them  Iwtwecu  three  and  four 
years,  and  have  ever  fonud  them  promi)t  and  accommo- 
dating. Every  oblisationentei«d  into  by  them  has  been 
fulfllled  to  the  strictest  letter,  and  we  consider  It  a  duty 
to  thus  publicly  exprefs  our  opinion  of  them.  M'e  trust 
our  business  relations  with  them  may  be  continued  years 
to  come,  and  we  assure  our  friends  of  the  Press  throuffh- 
out  the  country,  tliat  they  will  And  it  to  their  interest  to 
have  dealings  with  them. 

National  Ntnntlard,  Naleiii,  N.  j. 

Our  New  Tyi-e.-TIic  new  type  in  which  the  A7anrfard 
appears  to-day  shows  what  it  is  and  needs  no  commen- 
dation from  us.  It  was  obtained  throngh  the  well  known 
advertising  honse  of  Messrs.  Dauchy  &  Co.,  76  Pulton 
Street,  New  York.  The  Messrs.  Daucht  &  Co ,  are 
gentlemen  with  whom  it  is  a  pleasure  to  deal.  In  fact 
they  generally  permit  editors  to  have  their  own  way,  and 
""t™ '" ''"  "'"'■'' ''««'™"«  "'  giving  the  knights  of  the 
Muill  full  satisfaction  than  in  driving  a  good  bargain 
I  hey  do  not  ask  for  a  monopoly  of  our  columns,  but  act- 
ing upon  the  principle  of  "live  and  let  live"  they  only  de- 
nnmd  a  fair  start  and  equal  chance  in  the  race  for  husi- 
nees.  We  commend  them  to  those  who  desire  to  deal 
with  courteous  and  accommodating  gentlemen. 

Evcnln«  Pont,  Hartlord,  Conn. 

A  FiKST  Class  AoENov.-The  Advertising  Agency  of 

Dauohv  4  Co.,  of  New  York,  is  taking  a  high  position 

in  its  special  line  of  business,  and  is  daily  growing  in 

popularity  among  advertisers.    Enjoying  as  it  does,  nn- 

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DAUCHY  &  CO. 

nsnal  facilities  for  reachluK  all  pnru  of  the  country 
,thront!h  the  very  beat  medinnif>,  Its  patronei  are  dally 
increaeiiip,  and  Its  books  show  the  niinies  of  many  of 
the  largest  and  most  snccoKsfiil  advertisers  lu  the  conn- 
try,  who  are  Increasing  their  business  through  their 
connection  with  this  Hrm.  Messrs.  D.  &  Co.  are  thorongh- 
golng,  reliable  and  energetic  bnsiness  men,  and  what- 
ever they  nndertake  to  do  Is  accomplished  In  the  most 
complete  manner. 

Diapatcfat  PitlaburSf  Pa. 

A  Rei.iaiii,e  AnvERTisiNo  AoBNOv.— Among  the  most 
reliable  and  enterprising  of  our  Eastern  Advertising 
Agencies  mast  be  classed  the  well-known  Arm  of  Dauout 
&  Co.,  New  York,  with  whom  we  have  had  dealings  for 
over  a  year,  and  to  whose  promptitude  in  meeting  their 
engagements,  and  many  sterling  qualities  as  brisiness 
men,  we  take  pleasure  in  bearing  the  most  unequivocal 
testimony.  The  Arm,  during  the  last  year,  have  adver- 
tised largely  with  the  Dibpatou.  and  in  all  their  dealings 
with  ns  have  given  us  the  most  unqnalitled  satisfaction, 
while  from  the  scrupulous  care  with  which  they  have 
watched  their  contracts  and  their  auxie|y  to  have  them 
filled  In  the  manner  best  calculated  to  promote  the  Inter- 
ests of  the  advertiser,  their  patrons,  we  should  say,  must 
feel  equally  well  pleased  with  their  manner  of  doing 
business.  Tlieir  bouse  is  one  we  can  safely  recommend 
as  In  every  way  trustworthy  and  reliable,  and  those 
having  bnsiness  to  do  through  an  advertising  agency 
cannot  entrust  It  to  safer  or  better  hands. 

Ually  Uniout  Ijockport,  N.  Y. 

OuB  Ttpbb.— The  beautiful  new  dross  In  which  our 
paper  appears  to-day  was  furnished  us  by  Messrs. 
Dauchy  &  Co.,  of  76  Fulton  Street,  New  York.  Our 
dealings  wltn  Messrs.  Dauchy  &  Co.  have  extended 
through  several  years,  and  they  may  be  regarded  among 
the  fairest  and  most  liberal  business  firms  in  New  York 
Our  patrons  will  join  us  in  thanking  them  for  careful  at- 
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all  their  dealings 
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tfely  recommend 
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I3AUCHY  &  CO. 


tention  in  soloctlng  and  arranging  the  taBhionablo  garb 
for  both  l'ni(tn  and  Ikmoeml. 

Provlilcnce  Prms,  Providence,  K.  I. 

Among  the  publishing  craft  the  Advertixlng  Agency 
of  DAtiouY  &  Co.,  78  Fulton  Street,  New  York,  is  too 
well  known  to  need  a  word  of  comment  from  ns.  We 
make  a  note  of  the  fact  that  they  have  peculiar  and  su- 
perior facilities  for  supplying  printers'  materials  of  all 
kinds,  and  of  the  iikst  kinds,  and  cheap  as  the  cheapest. 
We  have  dealt  with  the  house  when  It  was  Cooley  & 
Danchy,  and  under  its  present  Arm  name,  and  have  al- 
ways found  them  prompt,  reliable,  thorough  business 
men  and  ime  gentlemen. 

Oally  Journal,  Newark  N.  J. 

A  KKI.IAI1I.K  AuvFRTisiNG  AoENov Mcssrs.  Daoouy 

4  Co.,  newspaper  Advertising  Agents,  7B  Fulton  Street, 
New  York,  do  a  larger  amount  of  general  business,  with 
better  aatlsfaction  to  the  pajjers  with  which  they  deal 
than  any  other  similar  agency.  At  any  rate  this  is  our 
experience  in  the  premises,  and  we  take  this  opportunity 
to  commend  them  to  the  press  everywhere  as  prompt 
reliable,  intelligent  and  appreciative  Advertising  Agents! 

Evening  Standard,  New  Bedford,  Alaaa. 

AnvEBTiBiNo  AoKNov.-For  several  years  we  have  done 
business  with  Messrs.  Dauohy  &  Co.,  IB  Fulton  St.,New 
York,  who  are  extensive  dealers  in  printers'  material8,and 
also  are  AdvcrtlBing  Agents.  We  have  always  found 
them  an  honorable  firm  to  deal  with,  prompt  in  payment, 
and  upright  in  their  agreements,  and  New  York  and 
other  merchants  wishing  to  advertise  extensively,  will 
find  them  reliable  agents. 

Dally  Press,  Patemon,  N.  J. 

Our  New  Dkesb.— 7/i«  /Ve«  appears  to-day  in  an  en- 
tire new  suit  of  typo  from  the  well-known  printers' 
warehouse  and  type-foundry  of  Dauchy  &  Co.,  No.  78 
Pulton  Street,  New  York.  Our  new  type  is  brevier  and 
nonpareil,  we  having  discarded  the  bourgeoise  in  which 
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tlif  bixlyiif  ()iii-p„|),.|.|,„K  hitlipi-to   hii'ii    pi'liilfd.     \Vc 
.  flnttw  oiireolve.i  thai    Tli^   /•,,«  will  now  ooniiwri- In 
typogiaphliiil  hcuul.v  with  iiny  impcr  In  lliir  ccmutry. 

Dviiini-rnl,  C'lirlliivillr,  III. 

Thlx  ln-onr  third  your  (lolntt  InisiupsH  with  Dacoiiy  & 
Co.,  Advcitis'inf;  Anenln,  75  Fulton  Strci't,  New  York. 
A  perxonal  lu^<l.l•(•lioll  of  ihcir  viixt  eftiiblichinont,  and  ,t 
perminiil  ac'jniiintinice  with  the  Messrs.  Danpjiy,  ^'Ives 
118  the  opportunity  losny  they  are  tellable,  clever  ;;cntle- 
men. 

D:inchy  &  t'o.  are  tinioiii;  our  heaviest  advertisers, 
niniiiu;;  from  one  to  two  cohinmH  In  our  paper  the  year 
round.  We  have  fonnd  them  prompt  In  payment,  ohllj,'- 
lii!,'  and  courteous  in  all  their  dealings,  and  we  take 
pleasure  In  cominendliiu'  to  our  brethren  of  the  craft  the 
advertising  Ann  of  Daiuhy  &  Co.,  as  every  way  worthy 
of  trust  and  contldence. 

City  iV  Coiiiiir},  Nyiick  A-  Picriiioiit,  N.  Y. 

AnvKttTiHiNo  AoKNov.— Amoiiji  the  most  reliable  and 
entcrprlBlng  of  our  Advertlsiii!;  Afjeiicies  Is  the  well- 
known  tlrm  of  n*ronv  &  Co.,  New  York,  with  whom 
we  have  had  dealings  for  several  years,  and  to  whoso 
promptitude  In  meethij,'  their  engagements  we  take 
pleasure  In  beariiif;  the  most  unequivocal  testimony. 
The  Urm  have  advertised  largely,  during  the  past  two 
years,  with  City  anii  Coi'ntkv,  and,  In  all  their  dealings 
with  us,  have  given  the  most  unqnalifled  satisfaction. 
They  are  energetic  and  trustworthy  business  men,  whom 
we  can  recommend  to  our  l)rethren  of  the  press,  and  to 
bnslnessa  men  genera'ly. 

Ually  UeHliiler,  IliiiUon,  N.  Y. 

Kni.aroi.nu  TUKiR  BusisKus — We aie pleased  to  notice 
that  Messrs.  Dadoiiy  &  Co.,  of  New  York,  are  greatly 
enlarging  their  already  e.xteu8ive  business.  For  the 
past  several  years  we  have  had  large  business  dealings 
with  their  Printers'  Warehouse  and  Advertisement 
Agency,  and  it  gives  us  pleasure  to  testify  to  their  honor, 
integrity,  liberality  and  fairness  In  business,  and  their 
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uniform  courtesy  niid  jreniality  In  social  relations.  They 
have  liostH  of  friends  In  the  newspaper  fraternity  of  tt<.ie 
State,  wlio  will  wish  them  success  in  their  enlarged  Held 
of  o|ieratlon. 

Koportcr,   Wnlliriin,  KniitinH. 

New  Tvi-K.-Onr  new  type  w„s  piocurcd  Irom 
Daiciiv  &  Co.,  Advertising  Atrcnts,  New  York  C'ltv 
on  a  contract  we  \mvr  with  llicni  lor  advertising,  and  in' 
justice  to  Ihein  we  will  say  tliat  they  an:  tlie  only  adver- 
tieing  ftrni  who  ever  did  for  us  „m,r  tluu,  they  agreed 
to  00. 

ncinoerat,  Went  Troy,  N.  V. 

Tlie  type  with  wliich  this  ninnhcrof  the  Demoouvt  is 

Ps  FuTton  Sinlc/'v  """i'^'l  "^  M""-'^-  Du:oin  '&' Co 
,i™     I        .!'^'  *'  ^'"'y  ^'"^-    Although  It  Is  hnt  a  short 

cas  ing  they  have  by  itie  manufacture  of  the  excelleiil 

.^'h'„7i'",'nl^/""'''''l'  '-''i'"'"'  "  ■•ei.utatlon  second  to  i 
other  ei*tiiblfshment  in  the  country.    We  liave  h  d  deal, 
iiigs  with  this  firm,  as  AdvertlsinirAL'enls,.(l  other  vise 
for  several  vears,  and  have  alwavs  found  them  men  »r 
hmior,  stralght-forward    and   pnin.p     In   all    b^sh  esf 

wS?d"  W^'  T^  'f"S  K«»"'™«"  i"  every  sense  o  the 
word.  We  cheerfully  commend  them  to  the  nress 
throughout  the  connlry._F«««„  CounlylJemn^ai    ^ 

We  know  our  cotemporary  speaks  the  tnith  of  Messrs. 
0.vuonY  &  Co.,  for  we  have  always  known  them  to  do 
just  as  they  agree  in  all  their  dealings  with  us  Their 
place  of  business  is  very  pleasantly  located,  a'lid  they 
always  welcome  their  patrons  in  the  most  cordial 
manner. 

Maine  Htandard,  Aui^niiiii,  Me. 

A  well-conducted  Advertising  Agency  Is  that  of  Dau- 

ouv  &  Co..  76  Fnlton  Street,  New  York.    The  gentlemen 

composing  the  Hrm  are  enterprising  and  indnstrious. 

?„mm"Il"i"''  ^<"''i»e''  with  them  we  have  found  then 

Kftro'f  busfc'"" "' »"'' '"''  •^^^  ""••""-'» 

Chronicle,  Marion,  Inil. 

wS."!!"^  "I!  "/"  "'■°  y^"™  *«  '"'^«  'e^e'ved  near 
S200  00  worth  of  wood  type  l>om  the  Advertising  Agency 

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1>AUCHY  &  CO. 

of  Dauoiiy  a  Co.,  New  York  City.  We  have  luviirliibl) 
fourul  this  Compniiy  Jnlr  niul  hononihUi  In  biiitlneiiH 
traiiwiiclliinx.  Hhoiild  any  of  our  cltl/enn  Aeslm  to  ex- 
teuolvely  advertlni!  imy  iMiHlueBs,  we  doubt  not  that  they 
will  Hnd  MenHrs.  Daoouv  &  Co.  nuadvantaBeuiiHngviicy 
through  which  to  do  It. 

Ilpiiiorratt  nnonc,  Io«vn. 

If  tliuro  In  one  advertising  agency  that  wu  can  recom- 
mend to  our  lirethren  of  the  i|nill,  It  la  the  Ann  of 
DaI'chy  i&  Co.,  78  Fulton  Street,  New  York,  We  have 
found  them  to  Iw  a  safe  and  reliable  Hrm,  besides  iH'Ing 
accommodating, which  Is  more  than  wo  can  say  of  some 
otiKT  New  York  advertising  ngenctos.  Tliey  are  at 
present  the  only  autliorlxcd  agents  for  the  Ikmrnrnt  In 
New  York  City,  we  having  canceled  our  contracts  witli 
other  firms. 

Prcas,  Portland,  ltft>. 

AnvKKTiaiNO  Aurnth In  looking  over  our  list  of 

exchanges  we  notice  that  Messra.  DADdav  k  Co.,  Adver- 
tising Agents,  at.  No.  78  Fulton  Street,  New  York,  are 
greatly  extending  their  business  connections  with  New 
Bngland  newspapers.  We  have  dealfwitb  this  firm  for 
a  number  of  years,  with  satisfactory  results  to  ourselves. 
Tbey  have  fultllled  their  contracts  with  us  in  a  very  liberal 
spirit. 

naily  Herald,    Rutland    Tt. 

AnvKBTisiNo  AuKNor. — We  have  done  business  with 
Messrs. Da DOHY  &  Co.,  Advertising  Agents,  75  Fulton  St., 
New  York,  for  several  years,  and  have  always  found 
them  reliable  and  prompt  in  their  payments.  We  can 
recommend  the  agency  to  our  brethren  of  the  press. 

Gazette,  Eddyville,  laMra. 

V/e  are  under  renewed  obligations  to  Messrs.  DAroiiv 

h.  Co.,  of  New  York,  for  favors  shown  ns  the  past  week. 

This  is  one  of  the  oldest  and  most  reliable  advertising 

Arms  in  the  United  States,  and  we  cordially  recommend 

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JO. 

Vo  have  luvnrlnhly 
>nihlu  111  bimlnesit 
Izeiin  (lenlit)  t()  ex- 
liHiht  not  that  they 
VHiitageuiiHngeiicy 


lint  wu  can  rocoiii- 
it  U  tliu  flnii  of 
V  York,  Wc  Imvi! 
Ilrni,  tHsiikleR  lH>tiig 
ve  van  f>ay  of  fioinu 
leg.  Tlioy  are  at 
>r  fill!  IkmiKrnl  In 
our  contractB  wttli 

;  over  nnr  ll»t  of 
jduY  k  Co.,  Adver- 
Bt,  New  York,  are 
lections  witb  New 
;"wlth  thia  firm  for 
asulta  to  ourselves, 
luninaveiylllieral 

d    Tt. 

one  business  with 
:eDtg,TS  Fulton  St., 
ave  always  found 
yments.  We  can 
n  of  the  press, 

[aMra. 

0  Messrs,  DAroiiv 

1  ns  the  past  week, 
illahle  adrertislnj; 
dially  recommend 


WAUCHY  &  CO. 


fhein  to  the  |irc»K  and  (miIiIIc  ifpiwrallv  throiiL'hoiit  Ih^ 
State. 

Hinr  mill  Ni-nilncl(  <Ji>llyNbiirir,  l»n. 

To  TiiK  CiiAKT.— IlnvliiK  had  doalliiys  for  Meveral  VBurH 
with  Mt'H.«r<.  ItAiniv  &  Co.,  7ft  Killlon  Street,  New  York, 
AdvertlHliii;  Aiiciitu  and  UeiilerH  In  T.v|)e,  I'rliillni,'  Ma- 
terial, &(•.,  imd  havlnt:  found  thcni  to  deal  liberally  iiiid 

''«i'''j'.  we illallv  commend  tiTe  rlini  to  the  craft  as  a 

rellalile  one,  who  have  nnlfornilv  iindiironiiitiv  met  their 
flngaf.'ementM.  -         <         i    j 

UuoMiii-  Valley  .Ncwh,  Nnrlb  .tilniiiH,  .Uiimm. 

We  learn  that  MexsrM.  Dai  ouv  Jt  Co.,  Ihceiilerprl'<lni; 
mid  HncceiKfiil  AdvertlMJnu'  Au'eiitH  of  New  York,  are 
Jilioiit  enlarHlni;  llieir  already  I'xteiiHlve  biiKliiem'.  Thif 
iiieanH  "phiHiierlty,"  anil  we  Hre  >:lad  to  know  of  It. 
Thl«  Urni  hai  always  Iweii  rhaiacterlz^d  i>v  fair,  pimnpt, 
niid  tfeiitlcinuiilv  doalliit.',  and  our  biiHl'iieiH  ivliitjoiix 
wlih  tlieni  \\-\\K  been  of  the  most  pleaHaiit  nature. 

.Ucriili-ii  Mii-riiry   Iti-Rurilfr,  iUi-ri<li-n,  t'liiin. 

ICavhii;  had  '•oiij.lderable  iMiKlness  Intereoui-He  with 
DAiieiiv  &  Co.,  |»r!iiler»'  \Vareliou'^»  and  Advertlsint; 
Accney,  7fi  Fulton  Street,  New  York,  we  have  no  hesi- 
laiiey  in  .^comniendliij;  ttieni  to  »iieh  of  our  brethren  of 
the  presH  n»  niay  have  .h-chhIoii  U)  deal  with  thcni.  We 
ir-M."  ITiT  '"",'""  iheni  iiiompt,  aeeorniiiodatiuu,  and 
Just  in  all  their  dealiiiKs. 

KIhk  mill  Ailvi-riiiM-r,  Joiii-Nborii%  Teiin. 

Oi'K  Nkw  TYi-ooiufiiicAi.  Drbsh.— We  eomu  onl 
this  week  willi  our  new  lirevier  dress.  It  Is  a  most 
lieaufiful,  clear  and  readable  ty|MS  and  was  furnish- 
ed IIH  by  th(!  excellent  Advertising  Agency  flnn  of 
of  Uaixhy  &  to.,  No.  7«  Fulton  Stn-el,  New  York, 
He  take  jfreat  pleasun-  in  recoinniendliig  these  courte- 

IsheS.     T™*;'!   •"  V'"  '"""""JP""'  "II  newspaper  pub- 
ushers.    Try  tlieiu,  Im-thmi  oniie  I»res«. 

Ncloto  Uazcltp,  Chlllicolhe,  Ohio. 

We  have  had  numerous  transactions  with  Dauoiiv  & 
Co.,  7(5  Fulton  Street,  New  York,  who  are  extensively 
9 


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I>AU<JHY  &  CO. 


••nKHtiiMl  In  il„,  A.lvnllMni;  Aironc.v  mimI  IVImUth-  Whu- 
,m,H,.lM,Kl„o.H.  W,.  I.«v,.  „i,v,,v-  r„„,„|  ,|M.>n  |.,»„,,,t. 
r.Hr  Kkllled  In  itiHr  ImnlnrHH.  ,,...1  we  take  pl.-nHnr..  In 
off.TlnR  onr  If  stIni.Mi.v  hi  Iheir  fiivor.  In  every  re-nert 
trnHt«„ril,y,  w«  do  not  li«»lt,it«  t..  e<immend  IUr...iv  * 
'  <i.  H)  the  trade. 

Indi-nenilyii,  Aiirorn.  Ind. 

Of  the  many  mlvertl.lni-  flrni.  thro.iKhont  the  .■.Minlry 
tinitor  Mes»rH.  D.uionv  *  <;,.,7n  Fiilt.in  81.,  N.Y  Htand» 
pre-eminent  forllherallty,  proniplneHH.and  rellahilltv.and 
we  take  irreat  |.leai.nre  hi  reeommeiidiiiK  Ihem  to  oiii 
lirelhren  of  the  pren^  We  have  been  trnn,.aetln«  biisl- 
nm„  with  thin  tlnn  for  nearly  two  yearn,  and  have  In  all 
traiiHactlonH  found  ihem  Htralghtforward,  earrylnc  on? 
the  r  aKreemenlH  to  the  veiy  letter,  an  nniiHnal  thlnj, 
with  ndvertiMint;  ajjeiieieH.  and  especially  thoxe  of  New 
York  city.  MeKnrs.  1).  *  Co.  have  our  bent  wIcheH  foi 
KueccHH.    I^iiii;  may  they  wave. 

Mlaniliiril,  IIIIIimIhIc,  SUcU. 

Wo  would  recommend  to  our  brethren  of  the  prexK, 
and  to  the  nnbllc  (leiierally,  the  Urm  of  Uaiioiiv  &  Co., 
New  York,  dealern  In  prlntliiKmaterhil,and  AdverllHln»r 
Agentn.  Onrex|)erleuce  wlih  them  liaNlieen  of  the  nioxl 
pleawint  characaer,  and  their  past  tranHactloiiH,  so  far  a» 
we  are  ac(|ualiited  with  them,  trnarantee  nnlform,  fair 
and  honorable  dealliii;  In  the  future. 

Orleans  Ueiiiiblirnn,  Albion,  N.  Y. 

Dajjoiiv  &  Co.— There  arc  many  very  honorable  and 
reliable  flmm  dolnj;  biwInexK  In  onr  larife  cltie»  an  "  Ad- 
vertising AijentH,"  one  of  the  inont  prominent  of  which 
Ih  that  of  Dauomv  &  Co.,  of  New  York,  with  whom  thin 
eBtabllHhment  has  hart  biisliie»s  tran»actlon»  for  a  pi  '  id 
covering  many  year*.  The  members  of  the  firm  ii ,  un  u 
of  energy,  liberality  and  probity  In  their  dealings,  and 
»8  always  prompt,  obliging,  and  coarteons  gentlemen, 
they  have  not  their  sHperiont  among  our  basinesii  cor- 
rcspondenta. 

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CXI. 

Mild  IVIiiUth'  Whip- 
'iiiiinl  tlii'in  pronipt, 
«i"  liikc  plciihiirc  til 
i:  til  evi-ry  rn-pi'rt 
imiineiid  Haiioiiy  A 


!•  Ind. 

iiKhoiit  the  comilrj- 
iiiiSl.,  N.Y.,  Htiindu 
h.iiikI  rolliil)illt.v,niiil 
iidiiiK  Ihrm  to  oiii 
n  traiisiii'iliii;  hiiMl- 
irR,  und  have  In  till 
wiird,  i;nrrjiii(f  oiir 
,  iin  iiiiiii'iiul  thiii^ 
•lally  ihom'  of  Now 
uir  bcxt  wliitifw  foi 


hraii  of  the  prenH, 
of  Uaiii'Iiy  ifc  Co., 
Bl,  and  AdviTtlHliifT 
UN  l)«<fii  of  the  iiiiiHi 
UBactioiiH,  HI)  far  ai* 
niit«K  niilfoitn,  fair 


on,  N.  Y. 

sry  honorable  and 
•i?e  cItleB  an  "Ad- 
oniiuent  of  which 
c,  with  whom  tht» 
ctions  for  a  in  '  id 
if  the  firm  ii,  ■  unu 
lieir  dealinjm,  and 
rteoati  gentlemen, 
our  bnsinesii  cor- 


SHINING    SHORE. 


It  would  he  II  liilior  of  love  to  write  a  complete 
•liojjmiJliy  of  Umj  i„i,i»y  tlioa»niul»  who  liiivo  won 
large  finnu  and  fortune  hi  a  Jiidlcloim  tine  of  the 
I'resa.  Their  imiiio  is  lp;,rioii.  But  the  limits  of 
elils  little  niHiinnl  iiermlt  only  agliiiicc.  The  pa- 
tent medicine  men,  tlioiii^U  other  cIugHes  have 
«Jone  Just  118  well,  HtniKi  prominently  forth. 

Mr.  Jnmeg  Swalm,  of  Phlliidclphlu,  died  n  few 
vears  since,  leavinj,'  his  heirs  a  million  or  more, 
from  the  snles  of  his  famous  Panaeea.     He  began 
life  poor,  for  ii  long  time  working  as  Journeyman 
bookbinder  in  liis  natlvo  city.    Some  sort  of  on 
eruption  on  the  leg  liad  made  him  a  cripple.    His 
medical  discovery  was  accidental.    The  story  goes 
that  as  he  was  one  day  running  over  the  pages  of 
a  book  he  was  binding  his  eye  fell  on  a  recipe  for 
making  something  tliat  would  cure  scrofula,  and 
other  like  diseases.    He  copied  the  prescription, 
bought  the  Ingredients  of  ii  nclgliborlng  apothe- 
cary, mixed  them  togctlier,  and  took  the  com- 
pound for  the  sore  leg— and  in  time  was  healed. 
He  gave  it  to  others  having  troubles  similar  to 
his  own,  and  found  it  equally  efflcaeious  with 
tliem.    This  gave  him  the  lilnt.    He  made  more 
christened  it  "  Swaim's  Panacea,"  and  went  to 
advertising.    In  a  short  time  he  was  obliged  to 
relinquish  bookbinding  and  give  himself  wholly 
to  the  medicine.    Sales  increased,  and  he  Increas- 
ed his  advertising  as  the  money  came  In.    Proba- 
bly no  article  in  that  day  was  more  widely  mode 
II 


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OAlt'HY  &  CO. 


known.  Tlie  rusult  we  have  IndiciWod.  Miiny 
bciuitiiul  (IwoUiii^s  in  the  Qiiukcr  City,  orettod 
l)y  liini,  nn;  monuments  lionoml>Iu  to  Ms  inunio- 
ry.    Swnini's  Pannccft  built  tlieni. 

Doctor  Jiiyue  was  another  niillionnirp  of  Pliilu- 
delpliia,  not  long  ago  (leceaRed.  We  have  little 
data  for  a  sketch  of  his  early  life,  excep*  thai  he 
also  wi-,»  known,  in  the  matter  of  property,  to  be 
almost  too  poor  to  give  a  note.  No  business  veu- 
ture  could  well  have  made  him  worse  off.  He 
had  energy,  however,  and  instead  of  sitting  down 
and  bewailing  his  state  he  put  his  wits  to  work 
and  went  in  for  something  better.  Being  a  phy- 
sician, he  naturally  looked  to  physic  for  relief. 
In  due  time  he  brought  out  what  he  called  a 
round  of  family  medicines— which  means,  we  be- 
lieve, something  for  ])retty  much  everything 
There  was  Siuiative  Pills,  and  Carminative  Bal- 
sam, and  Worm  Medicine,  and  E.\pectoi-ant,  &c., 
&c.  Doubtless  there  was  merit  in  his  prepani- 
tions.  His  sales  were  slow,  and  J'or  a  long  time 
greatly  discouraging.  It  was  hard  to  pay  adver- 
tising bills.  Soinelimcs  he  would  almost  have 
taken  his  own  niedieines,  if  he  had  not  been  a 
doctor.  But  time,  that  mends  all,  helped  him. 
Tmde  grew,  and  at  length  success  was  assured. 
Afterward  fortune  came  with  a  rush.  His  pile 
exceeded  three  millions.  The  finest  private  resi- 
dence in  the  city  is  the  exquisite  marble  mansion 
built  for  him  near  tbe  Schuylkill  bridge. 

It  may  be  tiiirty  years  ago  that  Dr.  Brandreth 
made  his  debut  in  New  York  as  a  vender  of  pills. 
It  was  alleged  at  the  time  that  he  procured  his 
recipe  from  an  old  man  who  either  came  over 
with  bim  In  the  ship  from  England,  or  whom  he 

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Indiciitcd.  M11115 
ikcr  City,  erected 
ible  to  hU  ineiiio- 
III. 

ilUoimirr  of  Philu- 
.  We  Imve  little 
fe,  exeep*  tlial  he 
jf  property,  to  be 

No  business  ven- 
n  worse  off.  He 
ul  of  sitting  down 

his  wits  to  work 
:er.     Being  a  pliy- 

plijsie  for  relief, 
wlmt  he  called  a 
ich  menn!;,  we  be- 
lucli  everything 
Carniinutive  Bul- 
E.\peetonint,  &c., 
it  in  his  prepani- 
IJ'or  u  long  time 
iird  to  pay  adver- 
luld  almost  have 
:  bad  not  i)eeii  11 

all,  helped  him. 
cess  was  assured. 
%  rush.  His  pile 
Inest  private  resi- 
i  marble  mansion 
1  bridge. 

at  Dr.  Br.indreth 
a  vender  of  pills, 
he  procured  his 
sither  came  over 
and,  or  whom  he 


became  acquainted  with  in  New  York.     It  makes 
no  dillerencc   whieli.     When  he  lirst  started  in 
Hudson  street,  Ijcing  too  poor  to  advertise,  he 
peddled  his  pills  by  the  box  through  the  street 
and  acquired  a  sum  sullieient  to  put  a  short  ad- 
vertisement  in   the  Huh.     As  the  pil!j  began  to 
sell  he  inereiised  the  manufacture  and  established 
agencies,  in  all  cases  leaving  them  with  booksell- 
ers, never  allowing  druggists  to  sell  them  as  his 
agents.    After  a  while  he   found  the  druggists 
were  selling  more  than  he  was  manufacturing, 
and  investigation  proved  that  they  were  an  im- 
itation article.     This  gave  him  a  good  chance  to 
caution  the  public  against  counterfeits.     In  time 
he  opened  a  central   otHce  in   Broadway,  above 
Warren  street,  which  for  a  long  time  remained 
his  principal  olHce.     At   length  he  made  terms 
with  the  druggists,  and  the  pills  became  a  regu- 
lar article  on  the  price  list  of  wholesale  houses. 
We  have  no  means  of  estimating  his  wealth.   The 
Brandrcth  House,  corner  of  Broadway  and  Canal 
street,  is  owned  by  him,  and  much  other  proper- 
ty in  this  city.  ^ 

Doctor  J.  C.  Ayer,  of  Lowell,  started  in  life  ns 
pretty  nearly  every  boy  in  the  country  who  has 
amounted  to  much  started,  that  is  without  friend 
or  fortune  to  help.  He  had  vim,  which  was  bet- 
ter. Making  good  use  of  the  common  schools 
of  his  native  State,  Connecticut,  he  in  due  time 
graduated  from  tlie  Medical  University  at  Phila- 
delphia a  regularly-trained  M.  D.  The  prepara- 
tions which  have  made  his  name  a  household 
word  the  world  over,  were  the  result  of  his  che- 
mical studies  and  reflection  after  he  became  a 
physician.  The  numerous  and  difficult  experi- 
ments that  were  made  in  bringing  his  medicines 

IS 


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DAUCHY  &  CO. 


I 


to  perfection  need  not  be  described.  lie  com- 
menced their  giile  in  Lowell,  wlicre  lie  Imd  decid- 
ed to  lociite,  and  liimself  visited  the  neighboring 
towns  to  worii  them  olf.  The  prejudice  against 
proprietary  mcdiciues  was  then  stronger  than 
now,  and  the  .irofession  was  particularly  down 
upon  him.  Adding  this  to  the  inevitable  pecuni- 
ary troubles,  and  a  man  of  less  energy  would 
have  let  the  union  slide.  It  had  the  contrary  ef- 
fect on  him.  He  satistied  the  doctors  tliat  his 
compounds  were  eminently  rational  and  scienti- 
fic, and  by  multiplying  his  advertising  contnvct* 
he  instructed  the  public  also.  But  there  was 
the  universal  exigency,  into  which  all  must  be 
baptized.  Month  after  month  of  doubt  and  anx- 
iety supervened.  Sometimes  he  was  contident, 
and  sometimes  he— would  die  or  tucceed.  Of 
course  with  this  persistence  it  was  but  u  quea- 
tlon  of  time,  and  time  at  length  brought  its  re- 
ward. The  point  was  reached  where  income  met 
expense  and  had  something  to  spare.  This  was 
the  golden  gate.  Since  then  the  paradise  of  for- 
tune has  been  his  commons.  Cherry  Pectoral, 
&c.,  are  with  the  trade  as  Bauk  of  England  notes. 
He  has  become  a  heavy  stockholder  in  several  of 
the  Lowell  and  Lawrence  mills.  On  the  conclu- 
sion of  the  war  he  bought  two  large  sea-lslnnd 
cotton  plantations  in  South  Carolina,  and  is  net- 
ting fabulous  results  from  them.  His  success  in 
gold  mining  operations  has  been  immense.  And 
add  to  this  that  he  is  a  large  owner  in  the  New 
York  Tribune,  and  some  id-a  can  be  had  of  what 
enterprise  and  advertising,  well  directed,  will  ac- 
complish this  side  of  tifty. 

Doctor  Osgood,  of  Norwich,  had  a  kindred  ex- 
porlencc.    When  he  began  his  India  Cholagoguc, 
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CO. 

cribcd.  IIo  eom- 
hvrii  he  ImU  <k'fid- 
d  the  neighboring 
prejudice  against 
en  stronger  than 
particularly  down 
inevitable  pecuni- 
Bss  energy  would 
d  the  contrary  ef- 
doctor«  tliat  liis 
ional  and  scientl- 
crtiaing  contractu 

But  there  wan 
liich  all  must  be 
}f  doubt  and  anx- 
iie  was  coDtident, 
I  or  Luccued.  Of 
was  but  u  quea- 
li  brought  its  rc- 
ifherc  income  met 
spare.  This  was 
le  paradise  of  for- 
Cherry  Pectoral, 
of  England  notes, 
ilder  in  several  of 

On  the  conclu- 
a  large  sea-island 
rolinu,  and  is  net- 

His  success  in 
a  immense.  And 
wner  In  the  New 
n  be  had  of  what 
directed,  will  oc- 

lad  a  Itlndrcd  ex- 
ndia  Choliigoguc, 


l>Air€HY  &  CO. 

some  twenty-live  years  ago,   his  entire  worldly 
possessions  could    not  have  satisHed  a  Welsh- 
man's expectations.    He  had  a  little  room  adjoin- 
ing tile  office  of  the  old  Coiu-ief—ou  a  tlrst  floor 
'down  the  chimney.'    In    that  nttic  resort    he 
spent  his  days,  and  some  if  his  nights,  working 
up  his  medicine  and  planning  a  cam))aigu.    Firet 
tt  demyohn  was  used  in  compounding,  and  then  a 
barrel,  and  so  on.    Little  money,  little  credit,  for 
who  will  lend  on  an  enthusiast's  dreams!"    W« 
Ivuew  his  conflicts  well,  and  many  was  the  time 
when  it  seemed  the  end  of  tlie  world  had  come, 
and  no  mistake.    Nothing  could  be  done  without 
advertising,  and  advertising  bills  had  to  be  paid. 
To  describe  the  anxiety  and  heartache,  and  some- 
times actual  despair,  wliich  attended  his  labors, 
might  add  to  the  pathos  of  our  narmtive,  but  it 
could  in  no  wise  add  to  its  truth.    But  pluck 
prevailed.    In  a  few  years  he  set  up  a  drug  store 
on  Shetucket  street.    In  a  year  or  two  after,  so 
successful  had  his  Cholagogue  become,  he  re- 
moved to  Commerce  street  and  established  one 
of  the  largest  wholesale  drug  and  chemical  hou- 
ses in  Connecticut.   Next  he  purchased  the  build- 
ings adjoining,  and  enlarged  again.    Then  he  dip- 
ped into  otlier  real  estate  operations,  and  made 
money  every  time.     Afterward  he  bought  one  of 
the  most  splendid  private  residences  in  the  city, 
in  which  he  yet  lives.    And  so  on  from  that  day 
to  the  present.  His  income  from  store  and  stocks 
—bank  and  government  and  railroad-is  set  down 
at  a  hundred  thousand  a  year,  while  Cholagogue 
brings  in  as  much  more.    He  said,  God  wiilinir 
I'll  win.    And  the  will  did  It.  ^ 

Donald  Kennedy,  proprietor  of  the  Great  Med- 
ical Discovery,  drives  to  Boston  to-day  in  on  equi- 
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pnjre  of  luxury  which  once  dlil  not  bo  much  tis 
enter  into  his  (lrciun«.  His  inipccunlosity  iit  the 
start  wiis  80  extreme  that  lie  wii«  obliij;cd  to  buy 
alcohol  hy  the  giillon  and  jufr  it  liome  with  IiIa 
own  hiuuls,  iind  other  inj;rcilicnts  in  liivc  nninner 
The  world  hud  not  discovered  that  lie  had  made 
a  Discovery.  But  when  the  newspapers  told  the 
story,  and  by  persistently  telling  made  the  groat 
public  believe  it,  old  things  passed  away.  Tli  e 
battle  of  life,  so  far  as  it  can  be  represented  in 
material  wealth,  was  fouglit  and  won.  A  mint  of 
money  is  his  Great  Medical  Discovery.  Advertis- 
ing made  it  known,  continued  pul)iicity  made  it 
pay.    The  'improvement'  is  obvious. 

Perry  Davis'  Pain  Killer  rose  from  nothing  to 
somi'thing  in  the  same  way.  Its  beginning  was 
infinitesimal  to  a  ludicrous  degree.  Desiring  to 
attend  some  county  or  other  fair  in  a  neighbor- 
ing town,  and  finding  liis  exchequer  unequal  to 
the  charge,  he  was  compelled  to  arrange  with  the 
ticket-master  for  the  round  tri4)  and  pay  on  re- 
turn. The  sales  did  it.  And  thence  on.  It  was 
a  wearisome  labor,  but  the  bright  day  at  length 
came  with  its  glory.  Fame  brought  fortune. 

Among  the  yet  more  recent  successes  (and  wi^ 
l)y  no  m;'ans  intend  to  exhaust  the  list,  but  simply 
to  indicate  fair  examples  of  advertising  foresiglit) 
stands  Doctor  Joseph  Wallvir,  of  Vinegar  Bitters 
notoriety.  lie  says  he  licgau  by  ]>utting  up  his 
Bitters  in  jugs,  junk  iKitties,  and  whatever  else  he 
could  buy  eiiiap:wt,  and  joddled  them  from  a 
liasket  on  his  arm  through  the  streets  of  S«n 
Francisco,  California;  this  was  in  18(55.  In  a 
small  way  he  couimeue  'd  to  advertise,  wliicli  was 
the  largest  way  his  nit^ans  would  p.-rmit.  The 
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CO. 

(I  not  80  inuL'li  lis 
i|)founiosity  iit  tliu 
iviis  oblij;ud  to  buy 
;  it  lioinc  witli  IiIa 
Ills  in  like  iinintiur 

tliat  hu  liiid  iiiiidc- 
-■wspaiiurs  told  the 
rig  inadu  tlie  fjreat 
Missed  away.     TIi  e 

be  represented  in 
d  won.  A  mint  of 
icovery.    Advertis- 

pul)liL'ily  made  it 
)vioii8. 

i  from  iiotliinii  to 
Its  bcijinning  was 
arreo.  Desiring  to 
air  in  a  ncigIil)or- 
scqiier  unequal  to 

0  ari-iinge  witli  the 
i{)  and  pay  on  rc- 
iienee  on.  It  was 
jjTlit  day  at  longtii 
iiglit  fortune. 

sucecssi's  (and  wr 
lie  list,  but  simply 
ertising  foresight) 
)f  Vinegar  Bitters 
by  putting  up  his 

1  wliatever  else  he 
lied  them  from  a 
lio  stroets  of  San 
s  in  1805.  In  a 
k'ertiso,  which  was 
iild  p.-rmit.      The 


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tirst,  and  second,  and  third  yiar  passed,  and  no 
money  had  come  to  his  loclicr,  to  stay,  though 
his  Bitters  \veroii!Tee|)tlblygr(»\vingin  reputation. 
The  fourth  ye«r  it  w.is  "nip  and  tuek"  between 
expenses  and  income.  .Vt  this  juncture  Messrs. 
K.  II.  McDonald  &  Oo.,  the  oldest  drug  hous  •  on 
the  Paeitic  Coast,  and  famous  for  tlieir  advertising 
habit,  b:cam:'  Ih.-  Doctor's  gineral  agents,  and 
pushed  the  busin- "s  greatly.  Removing  to  New 
York,  as  a  more  desirable  place  for  li(%'id-quarters, 
th-y  bu'gan  to  advertisi;  largely  In  th;'  eoiintry 
press  of  thu  States,  omitting  only  the  more  ex- 
pen.^ive  journals  of  the  great  cities.  At  one  time 
the  ledger  showed  a  balano  of  forty  thousand 
dollars  in  gold  on  the  wrong  side ;  but  undoubting 
faitli  in  persistent  advertising  nerved  them  to  the 
work,  until  the  narrow  seas  were  passed.  Their 
sales  are  now  imnjense,  sometimes  exceeding  one 
hundred  thousand  dollars  per  mouth.  The  days 
of  anxiety  gone ;  a  wealth,  which  might  well  have 
astonished  the  fathers,  is  coming  in  full  tide  upon 
them,  and  the  unsolicited  letters  which  they  dally 
receive  from  those  who  cannot  feel  too  grateful 
for  the  wonders  the  Bitters  have  worked  for  them, 
must  give  the  satisfaction  that  they  are  dlspens- 
Inga  universal  blessing.  Good  things,  wellhaudiRd 
and  adVvTtlsed,  bring  about  just  such  results. 

We  are  drawing  on  patent  medicine  advent- 
ures for  our  iUusti-ations,  but  other  departments 
of  activity  arc  equally  prolific.  Turn  which  way 
we  may,  the  same  lessons  instruct  us.  The  Mer- 
rlams,  of  Springfield,  liave  secured  a  fortune  and 
renown  on  Webster's  Dictionary  which  might 
satisfy  a  princely  ambition.  The  Dictionary  it- 
self is  doubtless  the  best  in  the  language,  but  la- 
IT 


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vluh  ndvertlsliijt  only  lm»  made  Its  sm'f«-ss  g(>  uni- 
versal. Scarce  a  jwper  of  nny  pretension  in  tlie 
Innd  but  ndvises,  in  every  isenc,  thiit  you  'Gel 
tlie  Best,'  Its  publlsliir*  enrly  learnt  the  «o<ret 
which  indeed  could  never  liavo  been  much  of  n 
secret  to  their  penetrating  minds;  for  pray  what 
should  sensible  intjn  do,  who  have  any  tiling  to 
sell,  but  tell  people  of  it,  and  ask  them  to  buy? 
The  question  aUMWcrs  itself. 

In  till-  newspaper  line,  the  Sdentlftc  Ainei-iiaii  is 
another  lUBe  in  point.  Many  people  would  say 
ihut  of  all  money  foolishly  spent,  that  spent  in 
advert  ising  a  newspajK-r  would  be  most  obviously 
thrown  away.  The  circulation  of  tlie  Si-lentifr 
Aineriran  is  aliout  tidy  thousand  per  weelv,  every 
ropy  of  which  is  an  advertisi-ment  of  itself:  what 
need  then,  many  miglit  plausibly  ask,  of  other- 
wise seeking  notoriety?  Tlic  fact  stands  tliat  Its 
experienced  publishers  spend  many  thousands 
annually  in  making  known  its  merits  through  the 
advertising  columns  of  the  country  press;  and  to 
say  that  they  would  not  do  this  if  it  did  not  pay, 
would  be  saying  what  must  be  self-evident.  And 
if  such  a  course  be  neccssaiy  to  the  highest  suc- 
cess of  a  ncwspapcir,  which  so  largely  advertises 
itself,  pray  what  business  under  the  sun,  that  has 
to  do  witli  the  great  public,  can  dispense  with  it  ? 

Bonner  Ib  known  to  every  body.  Look  at  his 
Ledger,  and  reflect  on  the  eminent  writers  who 
have  contributed  to  it«  immense  growth.  Henry 
Ward  Beecher,  and  Mr.  Greeley,  and  cver- 
RO-many  college  Presidents,  and  Dexter  and 
Fanny  Fern,  and  Emerson  Bennet,  and  Poca- 
liontas,  and  Mrs.  Soutliworth,  and  Parton,  and 
Prentice,  and  Lady  Palmer,  and  Saxe,  and  Sylva- 

IS 


CO. 

ts  8U('c'fs8  go  unl- 
>rctciiHion  in  tlie 
B,  thiit  you  'Gel 
learnt  tliu  Kooret 
J  l)i'en  iniieh  of  ii 
Is  ;  for  priiy  whnt 
inve  nn.v  thing  to 
»k  them  to  buy  ? 

rityte  AinKvinm  Is 
eopli'  would  say 
at,  thiit  Hpunt  ill 
e  iiiont  obviously 
of  tiKf  Si-imtifir 
per  WL'nk,  uvcry 
it  of  Itself:  what 
ly  ask,  of  otber- 
"t  stands  that  Its 
many  thougands 
Brits  through  the 
try  press ;  and  to 
if  It  did  not  pay, 
ilf-<'vidcnt.  And 
the  highest  8uc- 
argely  advertises 
the  sun,  that  has 
llspense  with  it  t 

ly.  Look  at  his 
cut  writers  who 
growth.  Henry 
sley,  and  ever- 
nd  Dexter  and 
met,  and  Poca- 
ind  Fnrton,  and 
Snxe,  and  Sylva- 


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uus  Cobb,  and  Poerlesg,  and  Pheebe  Carry,  and 
Abbott,  and  Flatbush  Maid,  and  liancroft,  and 
Bayard  Taylor,  and  Laiiteru— which  is  as  far  ms 
wo  tan  »e'j,  but  for  more  get  next  week's  Ledger. 
And  yet  what  is  it  that  all  these  have  done  for 
that  paper :'  Its  success  comes  from  advertising. 
Over  Hlty  thousand  dollars  have  been  paid  in 
bilU  of  a  single  week.  The  assessors  have  him 
down  an  annual  iiieome  of  two  hundred  thou- 
sand dollars.  Twenty  years  ago  he  was  a  poor 
printer  and  member  of  Dr.  Hawes'  church  in 
Hartford. 

The  Subserlptlou  Book  Publishers  furnish  one 
of  the  best  illugtrations  of  the  effective  and 
wide-spread  inftiieuce  of  these  lists.  Many  of 
them  eomineneed  business  with  little  or  no 
capital,  and  by  hard  work  ond  persistent  ad 
vertlslng  have  become  rich ;  some  liave  sold  from 
tlfly  to  eighty  thousand  copies  of  ono  book.  The 
Houses  that  have  advertised  the  most  extensively 
aaifoUutoed  it  up  through  dull  seamnxa*  teell  a»  bunn 
fetuotu,  have  met  with  the  greatest  success. 

The  (ireat  American  Tea  Company  Is  another 
Illustration.  They  are  among  the  largest  and 
most  successful  advertisers.  One  would  suppose 
that  It  would  not  pay  to  advertise  all  over  the 
country,  an  article  like  Tea,  that  Is  sold  by  every 
country  store ;  but,  their  facilities  In  Importing 
by  the  cargo,  are  such,  that  they  can  afford  to  sell 
their  goods  lower  than  any  retail  dealer,  and  they 
have  let  people  know  It.  The  result  Is,  that  they 
have  built  up  an  enormous  business,  and  as  they 
continue  to  advertise  krgely,  their  business  is 
constantly  on  the  increase.  The  secret  of  their 
success  is.  In  keeping  the  fact  before  the  public 
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i>Ai;t:HY  &  CO. 

of  where  they  can  wive  tlieir  money  in  biiyhif; 
their  Tens  nud  CotTei-n. 

The  Ainuriean  (VVultlirtni)  Wiitcli,  wlmt  liim 
nindc  It  by  nil  ()(1<|8  tliu  in««l  poimiur  wateli  on 
the  mnrliet,  ns  weii  ns  tlic  inottt  profitable  y  To 
cay  that  it  Is  an  article  of  great  iiitrlnsie  merit,  i» 
to  say  what  In  ei|iially  true  of  other  watehes. 
The  trade  iiiidirstand  tliii«.  Yet  the  Wallliiim 
watch  is  unmlHtakalily  tlie  bent  seliiiijj;.  And  thiii 
is  beenUHe  It  is  the  licst  known.  ItB  n^rentn  arc 
active  men;  tliey  believe  in  notoriety;  they  ad- 
vertise largely,  every  where  nnil  pemintently. 
They  know  no  otlier  secret. 

Colgate'H  Toilet  Soaptt  attained  to  a  iiopularity 
and  success  by  iiKi'ns  of  advertising,  which  would 
tiave  required  an  ordinary  lifetime  to  gain  under 
I  lie  old  system  of  things. 

The  putting  of  our  various  government  loans 
on  the  market  successfully  has  been  an  astonish- 
ment to  foreign  nations.  Jay  Cooke  took  the  af- 
fairs in  hand,  and  by  dint  of  extraordinary  ad- 
vertising more  than  any  thing  else,  though  good 
sense  must  always  be  understood,  he  did  the 
work— quicker  and  at  a  clieaper  rate  than  any 
government  loan  had  evci-  lieen  made  before,  not- 
withstanding the  immense  sums  paid  to  printers. 
The  flnanclnl  world  never  witnessed  such  a  thing 
under  the  old  metiiod.    Advertising  won. 

Consider  what  tlic  Sewing  Macliinc  people  arc 
at  in  the  newspapers.  Advertising  is  their  vital 
breath.  Ditto  of  tlie  Pianoforte  makers.  The 
Gorham  Company's  Sterling  Silver  and  Plat- 
ed Ware  is  another  illuBtrntion.  Barnnni 
says  Printer's  Ink  made  his  pile.  And  so  we 
might  go  on,  wearying  ourself  and  the  render 
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uoiicy  ill   biiylii); 

r'utc'li,  what  I1118 
opiiliii-  wntL-li  on 

protitable  y  To 
iitrliisii'  incrit,  Is 

other  wiitohcB. 
ct  the  Wallhiiin 
I'lUii);.  Ami  this 
.  IIb  n^TRiitH  lire 
orii'ty ;  they  lul- 
nil    pen>it*tently. 

(I  to  n  popularity 
In^,  which  would 
u'  to  gnlu  under 

Dverninent  loun& 
Dceii  an  astoniEh- 
lokc  took  the  af- 
xtraordiiiiiry  ad- 
l8c,  though  good 
)od,  he  did  the 
ir  rate  than  any 
nade  before,  not- 
paid  to  printers. 
iHed  such  a  tiling 
ling  won. 
cliinc  people  arc 
ng  is  their  vital 
e  makers.  The 
Mlver  and  Plat- 
ition.  Barnnni 
ic.  And  so  we 
and  the  render 


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Hi    veil.     Many  tlioiisnndf)  eoiild    he   mentioned 
who  ran  coiiiit  their  hundred      f  tliousands,  all 
made  liy  judlelous,  systenmtie  and  persistent  ad- 
vertislng.     The  principles  and  renHonings  herein 
presented  hold  good  in  all  branches  of  business. 
8oiiie  of  our  iilustnitioiis  may  he  liunioious,  hut 
they  are  all  supported  by  indisputalilu  FACTS, 
so  that  there  eaii  be  no  longer  any  doubt  that 
judicious  advertising  pays.     Now-a-days  a  new 
liuslness  maybe  opened,  and  In  a  short  time  enjoy 
a»  large  a  patronage  as  any  other  establishment 
through  discreet  and  iliienil  advertising.     CIreu- 
lars   and  handbills  are  useful  In  their  way,  but 
are  tar  more  expensive  than  an  attractive  adver- 
tisement in  tlie  columns  of  a  laii;ely  clr-.-uiated 
journal.  Not  one  man  In  a  thoiiHand  who  believes  In 
the  policy  of  advertising,  fallH  of  success,  wliile 
there  are  hundreds  who  never  succeed  at    all, 
merely  because  they  Imve  not  the  pluck  to  sjieud 
a  portion  of  their  protits  in  making  known  to 
purchasers  their  wliercabonts,  and  wimt  they  have 
to  sell.    Prompt  and  frequent  announcements  are 
read,  and  when  tiie  reader's  eye  glances  over  a 
notice  of  something  that  he  or  she  wants,  it  is 
natural  to  suppose  that  the  advertiser  will  receive 
the  first  call.    The  occasional  insertion  of  an  ad- 
vertisement brings  far  less  return  in  proportion 
to  the  cost,  than  one  which  appears  continuonsly, 
for  it  usually  happens  that  you  can't  tlnd  it  when 
you  come  to  look  for  it.    .  A  systematic  and  judi- 
cious course  of  advertising  is  bound  to  win. 
Now  read  on,  and  learn  how  to  do  it. 


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HOW  TO  ADVERTISE. 


Au  uavurliscr  oC  vmy  liirtfii  cxpurleiu:«  wiilnn 
ti)  tiH  iiH  followH.  (Ill  till)  poinpiii-utlve  value  of  ciiy 
uuil  uoiiiitri  uclvcrtlnliiK,  niid  hU  way  of  dolnj; 
the  thiiiKKtinunilly: 

CITY  AND   COUNTRY. 

"  I  don't  know  timt  I  eiin  uimwer  your  Inquiry 
'hi  n  few  words,'  liut  will  try.  AdvurtlitlnK  in 
the  Inrgo  city  Journiilg  undoubtedly  pays,  hut  It 
pnys  best  when  nn  nrtlcif  has  become  well  esliili- 
llshod.  Till  then  the  money  will  be  bntter  spent 
on  country  clrculntloii.  It  works  lu  thU  way.  I 
advertise,  for  Instaiioe,  in  a  New  York  city  [wpor. 
A  copy  is  taken  up  at  a  Hrcnlde  In  the  interior. 
The  liousowife  looks  it  over  till  her  eye  uli|i{htH 
on  my  ttdverligemcut.  ' There,'  she  says,  'that's 
Just  what  I  want.'  She  turns  the  sheet  to  see 
where  it  is  from,  and  lays  It  chiwn  gaylnjf  she 
can't  send  out  of  the  world  for  any  thing.  She 
takes  up  the  village  paper  and  sees  tlie  same. 
'I'll  Ko  straight  down  to  Brown's  and  get  It:  he's 
our  merchant.'  A  sale  Is  effected.  That's  tlie 
way  of  it.  From  the  ouUkirt  to  tiie  centre, 
from  the  bottom  up.  The  country  must  give 
you  the  certificate.  Wiien  your  name  is  made, 
advertise  as  you  pleose ;  you  can't  go  amiss. 

"  It  is  the  same  when  the  article  advertised  is 
not  kept  on  sale  throughout  the  country,  but  has 
to  be  sent  to  the  manufacturer  for,  perhaps  a 
thousand  miles  away.  The  local  advertising 
gives  It  local  endorsement,  for  the  people  read 
and  believe  their  own  papers,  advertisements 
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jxp(!ri«iu:ii  wiiii's 
itlve  value  of  diy 
lis  way  of  dolnu 

NTRY- 

wer  your  Inquiry 
AdrurtlHlnK  in 
(edly  pays,  hut  it 
ecoino  well  egtiil)- 
ill  be  hntter  spent 
ks  lu  tills  way.     I 

York  city  paper. 
s  ill  tile  interior. 
11  lier  eye  uli|i{htH 

slic  SM^B,  '  tliat's 
tiie  sliect  to  see 
town  saylnff  siie 
•  any  tiling.    Slie 

sees  tlie  same, 
'sand  get  it:  he's 
cted.  That's  tlic 
I  to  tiie  centre, 
untry  must  give 
ir  name  is  made, 
n't  go  amiss, 
ilclc  advertiied  is 

country,  but  has 
!!•  for,  perhaps  a 
local  advertising 

the  people  read 

Advertisements 


i>aij(;hv  *  CO. 

iind  nil.  Tlic  iniilU  iiiid  cxpri^sseH  iTivlve  money 
iiliii  return  ^oodn  witii  ocitaliily  aiul  ea«e.  Tons 
of  light  waiTu  go  througli  tlio  iiiailH  every  day, 
with  safety  and  at  noiiiliial  eoHl.  Waleliu(>,  Jew 
oiry,  iaees,  gloves,  liooiix,  ineilleliKw,  xeedh,  !<;<■., 
Av.,  are  so  transported. 

THK   LITTLK   FARM. 

"One  thing  more.  Don't  Hpread  yourself  too 
niueli.  I  mean,  don't  lulvertlHu  nil  over  creation 
at  the  oiitbcl.  Seleet  some  one  State  or  more  to 
begin  upon  ;  and  when  you  have  decided  where 
to  start,  take,  up  Crockett's  advice  and  go  ahead. 
Cover  the  ground,  and  keep  It  covered.  Avail 
yourself  of  every  possible  medium  of  advertis- 
ing, and  stick  to  it.  Fits  and  stjirts  will  be  like- 
ly to  kill.  Stick  to  it !  If  'the  woman  wlio  hes- 
itates ill  lost,'  so  is  he  who  falters  in  an  advertis- 
ing career.  I  speak  for  tiiose  who  mean  busl- 
uess.  Tiieii,  when  your  persistency  begins  to  be 
rewarded  by  satisfactory  Returns,  consider  wliat 
additional  territory  you  will  subdue.  You  are 
maater  of  the  situation,  and  can  <io  what  you 
please.  If  you  wish  to  stop  where  you  are,  mo- 
derate attention  will  take  care  of  your  business ; 
If  ambition  demands  more,  take  further  territory 
and  '  occupy'  it.  Your  receipts  from  the  soil  al- 
ready under  cultivation  will  meet  the  cljarges. 
And  so  on  to  the  end  of  the  chapter. 

BRIEF  CONCLUSION. 

"  This  answers  your  Inquiry.  First,  begin  with 
the  country  press  and  work  in  to  tiie  cities;  Sec- 
ond, what  you  undertake,  do  thorouglily,  and 
keep  doing  it.  If  tills  experience  shall  benefit 
^"yl'"''?,  very  well.    I  paid  hnndBomely  for  It 


n—r 


TO   ADVERTISERS. 


Tim  iitlciitloii  of  Morcliiiiit»,  Muinil'iicliirurH, 
nniK«li*lH,  Iriveiiliirr<,  imil  (»llmi-»,  who  ilcNlro  to 
Iflvi!  wldi- piibllclly  to  Ihclr  Inmliu.'HH,  Ih  rcHpccl- 
fllll.V  liivllcd  to  our  |iliin  or 

UNIVKR8AL 

BUT   OHKAP 

ADVKRTI8INQ. 

Wu  offer  tln!  voliiiiiiiM  o!' 

Two  Hundred  Papers  in  New  York, 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty  Papers  in  New 
England, 

Two  Hundred  Papers  in  Middle  States, 

One  Hundred  and  Eighty  Papers  in  South- 
em  States, 

uoinprl»liiK   botli   DiiiliuH  uiid   WintklluD,  and 

A  DOUBLE  LIST  of 

FOUB  HUNDBED  TAFEBS 

In  the  Western  States, 

all  Hcluctod  with  can-,  iit 

LESS   THAN   ONE-THIRD 

PUBLISHERS'  RATES. 

Our  ABILITY  todondnurimMfroiii  theolrcuni- 
stancu,  First,  that  wu  ponlnict  with  caoh  paper 
for  one,  two  or  three  COLUMNS,  or  whatever 
SPACE  we  wish;  Second,  that  we  contract  for  it 
BY  THE  YEAR,  and  so  arrive  at  THE  LOW- 
EST POSSIBLE  FIOUKES  for  a  BASIS  ;  but 
Thirdly,  AND  CHIEFLY,  to  the  fact  that  we 
arc  largely  engaged  in  the  MANUFACTURE  of 
PRINTERS'  TYPE  and  MATERIAL  with  which 


ri8ER8. 


ltd,  Miiiiiirncliin^rn, 
lii^rit,  who  (Icslro  to 
iimliK.'HH,  Ih  ri'Hix'cl' 


IVKRTI8INO. 

New  York, 
Papers  in  New 

Middle  States, 
Papers  in  South- 

W(!»!klll!8,    IIIUl 

TAPEE8 

Western  States, 

4IRD 

!R8'  RATES. 
cHfroiii  tliovircuui- 
't  with  uaoh  pni>er 
MN8,  or  wimtcvur 
t  wo  contract  for  it 
vo  at  THE  LOVV- 
or  a  BAHIS  ;  but 
the  fact  that  wu 
VNUFACTURE  of 
ERIAL  with  which 


I 


I»AIICHY  «    to. 

wo  Clin  UHUitlly  pay  piililiHliurH'  lillN.     '|'hi<  priHIl 

niiuli'  on   tlin  unU'  oft; Ih  Is  ulioiit   all  that   lit 

aitkcd  lor  our  labor  anil  ri'HpoMttlhillly.     Aclvcr- 

llHcm,  ocnipyhm  ||ttl<^  r ii  anil  that  Irannlcnt- 

ly,  IIAVK  TIfKHKKOUK  THF;  BKNKKIT  OK 
A  WII()I,KMAI,K  VKAKI-V  I'liliCIIAHK  OK 
.SI'ACK,  without  hicnrrliiir  any  of  ;Sc  labor  or 
rlHkH  of  ItH  HUiccRH.  Ah  llluHtratlon  hIiowh  tin- 
ftilvantiijfc  of  our  nictliod  of  advortlHlnK.  The 
chnrKCM  for  four  lincH  one  niontli  In 

Twpiily  UallloH  at  .!x  elf.  a  line 9tln.liu 

On«  Hniiilrcil  Kl«lity  W'(!«klle«,  ar  mIx  ctn. .     17J.W) 

Total  for  four  lilies  mic  nidiith JJnT.iH) 

To  do  prccliiuly  tliU    advcrtlHlnir,    wo  clmrijf 
Sixty  DoIlarB. 

OUR  LISTS  COMPRISE 

nearly  all  tliu  best  Papers  In  the  «octlon»  men- 
tioned, and  niuHt,  eonHcquently  (jlve  the  wldciit 
notoriety  to  hnnlnuHS  that  Ih  POSSIBLE  for  the 
•anie  amount  of  money.  Complete  HIch  are  kept 
at  the  olflce,  which  arc  at  all  tlincB  open  to  In- 
spection. 

Potrons  and  all  Interested  ore  Invited  to  call 
and  oxamint)  the  Record  Books  of  our  office,  lu 
which  the  Insertion  of  every  advertisement'  in 
each  paper  deslj^nated  Is  fallhftilly  and  most  ac- 
curately noted.  The  complete  and  prompt  ful- 
nimcnt  of  every  engojfemont  can  bo  Instantly  ver- 
Ifled. 

We  have  no  dealings  with  OUT8IDE8  and 
IN8IDES,  (papers  that  print  but  one-half  of  their 
sheet  at  home.) 

Advertisers  should  note  this  fact,  that  no  Pub- 
lisher will  print  ills  paper  on  these  terms,  whose 


8B 


1 1' 


1>AICHV   &  VO. 

circulation  is  suttlvicnt  to  support  liini  on  niiv 
otlici',  and,  as  tlif  oiiTulalion  is  tlie  one  crilorion 
of  tlic  valnc!  ot'iiii  advcrtisinj;  sliuut,  tliey  will  sec 
tlie  gruiit  advantas*-'  scfured  bv  tln'  use  of  our 
list8,fr(>iii  wliifliallKnch  sccond-iiniid  ni('dinni»arc 
oxcliuled. 

If  any  paper  on  ourlist.-  gliullailopi  tlicOutnidc 
or  Inside,  plan,  its  place  will  he  intmidiatcly 
fillcil  by  a  8tiiii},'lit  paper. 


ON  THE  SQUARE. 

A  '  Sipiare'  i'l  advcrtisi;i!;  p:nl!ini-e  liasa  vci-\  wide 
construction,  anrl  is  noaictinies  more  and  so.'-.ctinics  less 
— genciiilly  loss.  An  incli  is  more  thiin  a  square,  hiif 
never  more  than  an  inoli.  II  takes  twelve  lines  ol  non- 
pareil, or  fourteen  lines  of  agate  ty|)«  to  make  an  ineli, 
and  that  is  the  recognized  standard  measure,  especially 
with  the  extensive  advertising  agencies  of  tlie  metro- 
politan cities.  Messrs.  Uaichy  *  (Jo.,  the  well-known 
advertising  agents,  caus<!  to  be  made  and  presented  to 
their  patrons  a  neat  ivory  foidnig-  rule  of  six  inches, 
with  the  liu('s  of  agate  and  nonpareil  spaced  oh  in  every 
inch.  The  "  square  "  system  oi  advertising  is  ol)8oI(!fc, 
and,  while  we  propose  to  do  business  "on  the  square," 
we  shall  take  advertisements  by  the  inch,  and  tlien  our 
patrons  will  know  just  what  they  are  pavinL'  for.— 
Rochester  (iV    K.)  limet. 


1 


ft  vo. 

ilippoi-t  liiiii  uii  any 

18  the  one  criluriDii 

:  sliL'et,  tliey  will  see 

bv  tile   use   of  our 

i(l-liiiii(l  nicdiiiiiiMirc 

ill  adopt  tlicOuttiiilc 
ill    Ihi   iiiuiii'diiitcly 


JARE. 

liini-eliasii  vui-y  wide 
(>r<Mind  Bor-.i'tiincft  lege 
lore  tliiiii  u  Hqiiiirc,  hut 
cs  twelve  lines  of  noii- 

tyiw  to  jiiuke  UII  liuli, 
lid  ineiiiinri',  especially 
igeiicieH  of  tlie  iiietio- 
*  (Jo.,  the  well-known 
made  and  preHented  to 
Off  rule  of  six  inilieB, 
reil  spaced  olf  in  every 
ulvertisiujj;  is  obsoUsfe, 
neoB  "on  the  square," 
the  Inch,  and  then  onr 
ley  are  payinir  for. — 


ttiitCH  fur  HIN<iia<:  «T.*Ti;>S  nve  pp.  (tO  and  «7. 

ADVERTISING  RATES. 


4  I/iies  every  issue  daily  and  weekly.. 
*  Lilies  every  isstie  daily  and  weekly.. 
«  I.iiies  every  issue  daily  and  weekly.. 

7  Lines  every  Issim)  daily  and  weekly.. 

8  Lines  every  issue  daily  and  weekl.i . . 

9  Lnes  every  iiisiie  daily  and  weekly... 

10  Lilies  every  issue  daily  and  weekly... 

1 1  Lilies  c\ery  Issue  dally  and  weekl.v. 
IS  Lines  every  issue  daily  mid  weekly... 

13  Lines  every  Issue  daily  and  weekly... 

14  Lilies  every  issue  dally  and  weekly... 
13  Lilies  every  Issue  dally  and  weekly... 
I«  Lilies  every  issue  daily  and  weekl.v... 

17  Lines  every  issue  daily  and  weekly. . . 

18  Lines  every  issue  daily  and  weekly... 

19  Lines  every  i.ssiie  daily  and  weekly... 
80  Lilies  every  Issue  daily  and  weekly. 
85  Lilies  every  i.ssuc  daily  and  weeklv... 
30  Lines  every  issue  daily  and  weekly...  „, 

Aui\  Ten  Dollars  for  each  addltlomil  line. 
Tlip  rntt'N  Kivfii  Hr«<  for  Koiir  WrpkH'  Atlvei- 
tlnliiK  III  any  oni^  ot  tlie  IImIh,  rx««|il  the  IJrcat 
U extern  I.Ut,  wlilil,,  l,„vin«  «l«..l.|,.  tbe  i(nuiber 
«l  naiM  rH  oli»n.v  other  lint,  is  double  in  priee. 

DISCOUNTS 

will  •)«  made  from  the  above  rates  wliere  an  advertise- 
lueiit  IS  continued  more  than  four  weeks,  ,.r  inserted  iu 
mure  than  one  list  at  a  time. 

Prices  will  1«,  given  „pon  application,  for  any  papers 
selected  from  Ihe  lists  •-  i-  i^ 

Four  weeks'  advertising  constitutes  <me  nioiith :  eiirht 
weeks,  two  months;  and  twelve  weeks,  three  months. 

Some  changes  will  of  necessity  he  made,  from  time  to 
time,  in  the  lists,  hut  tin  full  iinmlK-r  of  pmiers  will 
MUielylH"  malnluiiied. 


!«><MI.OO 

.     71.85 

N8.50 

.     93.75 

ia5.oo 

1 10.83 
l87.dO 
138.75 
150.00 
101.00 
178.00 
I83.00 
194.00 
805.00 
810.00 
887.00 
838.00 
890.30 
343.00 


DAUCHY  A  CO'8 

NEW   YORK    STATE   LIST, 

CompriNinir  200   Daily    and  Weekly 
Newspapent. 

KXPRB88— llRlly ALBANY 

NEWS— llally AUBURN 

RKPUBUCAN-Oally BINQHAMTON 

GAZETTE— llally ELMIRA 

KBOISTBR-llaily HUDSON 

STAR— l»ally 

JOURNAL— nally ITHACA 

DEMOCRAT— l>aily JAMESTOWN 

JOURNAL— llaUy LOCKPORT 

UNION— l»aHy ." 

REVIEW— Itally LONG  ISLAND  CITY 

PRESS-Daily MIDDLETOWN 

TELEQRAPH-nally NEWBURGH 

JOURNAL-nally OGDEN8BUR6 

PALLADIUM— llaHy OSWEOO 

PRESS-llaily POUGHKEEP8IB 

EAOLE-Uaily 

FREEMAN— llaily RONDOCT 

EXPRESS— »aUy ROCHESTER 

UNION— Daily SCHENECTADY 

STAND  ARD-Dally SYRACUSE 

WHIG- Daily TROY 

TIMES— ilaiiy '. . .  M'ATERTOWN 

88 


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CO'8 

ATE    LIST, 

)-   and  Weekly 

rs. 


ALBANY 

AUBURN 

BINGHAMTON 

ELMIRA 

HUDSON 

*4 

ITHACA 

.TAME8TOWN 

I.OCKPORT 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY 

MIDDLETOWN 

NEWBURQH 

OODEN8BURO 

OSWEGO 

....POUGHKEEPSIE 

RONDOCT 

ROCHESTER 

SCHENECTADY 

SYRACUSE 

TROY 

......  WATERTOWN 


NEW  YORK  STATE  LIST. 

ADVERTISER 

ADDISON 

AMERICAN 

ATDTOia 

REPUBLICAN "              1 

RECORDER 

..ALFRED  CENTRE 

DEMOCRAT 

AMSTERDAM 

ADVERTISER 

ANDOVEH 

REPORTER 

BELMONT 

JOURNAL 

BALL8TON 

REVIEW 

BAINBRIDGE 

REPUBLICAN 

l( 

GAZETTE 

..BALDWINSVILIiH 

ADVOCATE 

BATAVIA 

REPUBLICAN 

BINGHAMTON 

STANDARD-Seinl-Weekly . . 

<( 

LEADER 

** 

TIMES 

(1 

REPUBLIC 

BHOCKPORT 

DEMOCRAT 

" 

STANDARD 

BREWSTERH 

MONITOR 

CARMEL 

JOURNAL CAMDEN 

RADII CANAJOHARIE 

PLAINDEALER CANTON 

EXAMINER CATSKILL 

REPUBLICAN CAZENOVIA 

COURIER CUNTON 

TIMES CLYDE 

'NDEX COBLE8KILL 

DEMOCRAT COHOES 

STANDARD CORTLAND 

REPUBLICAN COOPEr«:TOWN 

ADVERTISER CANASERAGA 

PHK88 CLEVELAND 

W 


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NEW  YORK  STATE  LIST. 

REPUBUCAN CARTI1A(;K 

GAZKTTE CHKRKY  VAI.LKY 

NEWa fOXSACKIE 

COURIEH DEl'OSir 

EXPRESS DANSVIM.K 

ADVERTISER 

GAZETTE DELHI 

REPUBLICAN " 

EXPRESS .. 

RECORD DUNDEE 

NEW  ERA DE  RUYTIR 

POST  ELIZABETHTOWN 

GAZETTE ELMIRA 

GAZETTE FORT  EDWARD 

JOURNAL KISHKILL 

STANDARD FISIIKILL  LANDING 

DEMOCRAT FONDA 

REGISTER FORT  PLAIN 

REGISTER. ■. FRANKLIN 

REPUBLICAN FULTONVILLE 

PATRIOT  AND  GAZETTE FULTON 

PREB  PRESS GENESEE 

COURIER ' GENEVA 

GAZETTE 

GAZETTE GLEN  COVE 

INTELLIGENCER GLOVERS  VI LLE 

DEMOCRAT GOSHEN 

TIMES GHEENPORT 

JOURNAL. GREENWICH 

REPUBLICAN GENESEO 

RBPUBLICAN HAMILTON 

30 


'ATE  LIST. 

CARTI1A(JK 

...C'HKRKY  VALLKY 
fOXSACKlE 

DEI'OSir 

DANSVIU.K 

DELHI 

DUNDEE 

I>E  RIVTIR 

. .  ELIZABETirrOWN 
ELMIKA 

FOHT  EDWAKD 

EI8HK1U, 

FISH  KILL  LANDING 

PONDA 

FORT  PLAIN 

.". FRANKLIN 

FULTONVILLK 

FULTON 

GENESKK 

...": GENEVA 

GLEN  COVE 

GLOVERSVILLE 

GOSHEN 

OHSENPORT 

GREENWICH 

OENE8EO 

HAMILTON 


NEW  YORK  STATE  LIST. 

VOLITNTEEK HAMILTON 

.lOrRNAL HAVANA 

EN'IEUPRISE HAVANA 

MESSENGER HAVERHTKAW 

DEMOCRAT HERKIMER 

REPUBLICAN HOMER 

TIMES HORNELLSVILLE 

TRIBUNE 

THIBUNE-Tri-Wet-hly 

REPUBLICAN .HUDSON 

GAZETTE <• 

STAR _' 

FREE  PRESS HORSEHEAD8 

•THACAN ITHACA 

JOURNAI 

DEMOCRAT JAMESTOWN 

DEMOCRAT JOHNSTOWN 

REPUBLICAN 

REPUBLICAN KEESEVILLE 

AKGU8 KINGSTON 

JOURNAL 

GAZETTE LANSINGBURGH 

REPUBLICAN LITTLE  VALLEY 

GLEANER LISLE 

DEMOCRAT ! . . .  I.OCKPORT 

JOURNAL.... 

PIONIER ..' ., 

DEMOCRAT '• .'.  .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.V.LOWVILLE 

P^^S LYONS 

REPUBLICAN .. 

^^^^^ LONG  ISLAND  CITY 

81 


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NEW  YORK  STATE  I^IMT. 

8BNTINKI.     MAYVILLK 

NRW8 

fALLAWlM MALONK 

TRIBITNK MEniNA 

NKW  Y(»UKER MOKRI8ANIA 

UNION " 

HBRCIIRY     MIDDLKTOWN 

PRESS 

TKLKGRAI'H NEWBURQH 

INDEPENUENT NEW  PALTZ 

GAZETTE NIAGARA  PALLS 

TELEGRAPH NORWICH 

UNION 

JOURNAL NYAt'K 

CITY  AND  COUNTRY 

JOURNAL NEW  YORK 

LIBERAL ONEONTA 

REPUBLICAN OGOEN8BURG 

TIMES— Heml-Wpnkly ^ OLEAN 

UNION ONBIOA 

DISPATCH 

TIMES OTEQO 

PALLADIUM OSWEGO 

INDEPENDENT oVID 

TIMES PAINTED  POST 

DEMOCRAT PEEKSKILL 

MESSENGER 

DEMOCRAT PENN  YANN 

BXPRE8S 

CHRONICLE 

SENTINEL PLATTSBUHQH 

ONION PORT  JBRVI8 

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MEDINA 

MOKHI8ANIA 

MIDDLKTOWN 

NEWBURGH 

NEW  PALTZ 

NIAGARA  FALLS 

NORWICH 

NYAt'K 

NEW  YORK 

ONEONTA 

OGUGN8BUKO 

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ONBIOA 

it 

OTEGO 

OSWEGO 

OVID 

PAINTED  POST 

PBBK8KILL 

ti 

PENN  YANN 

41 

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NEW  YOUR  STATE  LIST. 

CITIZEN PHELPS 

I'lONEKH PAWLINO 

SUN PERRY 

NEWS PHATTSBl'RG 

JODRNAL PORT  CHESTER 

COITRIEU  ANT)  FREEMAN POTSDAM 

EAGLE POrOHKEEPSIE 

DEMOCRAT PULASKI 

OAZKrrE RHINRBEOK 

KXPRESS-Tri-Wei'kly ROCHESTER 

OBSERVER ROCK VILLE  CENTRE 

COXTRIEH RONDOUT 

FKREHAN <• 

MERCURY RICHFIELD  SPRINGS 

DEMOCRAT RICHMONDVILLE 

•'NION SCHENECTADY 

GAZETTE SHARON  SPRINGS 

LEADER 8TAPLETON 

DEMOCRAT SAGEVILLB 

CORRECTOR SAG  HARBOR 

EXPRESS 

PRK88. SALEM 

SENTINEL SARATOGA 

NEWS s(;huylerville 

MONITOR 8CHENEVU8 

COURIER SENECA  FALLS 

NKW8 SHERBURNE 

JOURNAL SUSPENSION  BRIDGE 

MASONIC  TIDINGS "  •• 

*^'**'^S TARRYTOWM 

^HIO TROT 


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NEW  YOKK  STATE  LIST. 

HOME  AND  ABROAD TNADILLA 

NBW8 ITNION 

HKKALD. WALUKN 

CH  RONICLK WALTON 

REFORMER WATKRTOWN 

TIMES WATERVILLE 

CHRONICLE WAPPIN0EK8  FALLH 

WESTERN  NEW  YORKER WARSAW 

DEMOCRAT W  ATKINS 

SENTINEL WEEU8PORT 

DEMOCRAT WKLL8VILLK 

TIMES 

JOURNAL WELLS 

REPUBLICAN WK8TFIELD 

DEMOCRAT WEST  TROY 

TIMES WHITEHALL 

NEWS WHITE  PLAINS 

ADVOCATE WEST  NEW  BRIGHTON 

STATESMAN •. YONKERB 


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ITNION 

WALUEN 

WALTON 

WATERTOWN 

WATERVILLK 

VAPPINGEH8  FALUJ 

WARSAW 

W  ATKINS 

WKEU8PORT 

WELL8V1LLK 

WELLS 

WE8TFIELD 

WEST  TROY 

WHITEHALL 

WHITE  PLAINS 

;8T  NEW  BRIGHTON 

.-. YONKERB 


DAUCHY  ft  CO'8 

NEW   ENGLAND  LIST, 

Cwmprisln?  160  Dailj  aad  Weekly 
NewHpapera. 

JOlTRNAI^Dally AUGUSTA,  M«. 

COMMERCIAI^IInlly BANGOR,    " 

TIME8-I>alb BATH,    " 

1'IM  E8— llaHy RIDDEFORU,    " 

STANDARD-llaily BRIDGEPORT,  Ct. 

FREE  PRE88-»nily BURLINGTON,  Vt. 

P08T-l>Blly HARTFORD,  Ct. 

EAGLE— Holly LAWRENCE,  Mam. 

UNION-ilRlly MANCHESTER,  N.  H. 

RECORDER— Daily MBRIDEN,  Cr. 

MORNING  CALL— Uaily •'  " 

CONSTITUTION-llBlly.. MIDDLETOWN.   " 

8TANDARD-Maily,4 1.  a  w.NEW BEOFORD.Maw 

HERALD-llally NKWBUBYPORT,     " 

NEWS— Dally NEWPORT,  R.  L 

RBOISTBR-Dally NEW  HAVEN,  Ct. 

TELEGRAH-Ually NEW  LONDON,     " 

PRESS— llally PORTLAND,  Me. 

TIMES-Daily PORTSMOUTH,  N.  H. 

CHRONICLE-ilally "  u 

PRBSS—Dally PROVIDENCE,  R.  I 

HERALD— Daily RUTLAND,  Vt. 

GLOBB-Daliy .<  .. 

UNION-llally-K.O.D. SPRINGFIELD,  Ma8B. 

MESSENOER-Dally ST.  ALBANS,  Vt. 

AMERICAN— Dally WATBRBURY,  Os. 

G A?BTTE-Daily-4  t.  a  w . .  .WORCESTER,  Mass. 
86 


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JOUHNAI Al'OlT8TA 

DEMOCUAT HANaOK 

HKNTINKl b;^-j.„ 

UNION  AND  JOIKNAl HI1>i)KK()RJ) 

i>km(h;i<at 

'*"''• HKLPAHT 

AOVKRTIHKK .4 

'"*"*^* CALAIB 

OAZETTK DEXTKK 

AM  BKIC'AN ELL8WOKTU 

REPOKTKR OAHDINEH 

'•''^'KH HOUI.TON 

ADVOCATE NORTH  ANSON 

HAZETTE ROCKKAND 

INDEPENDENT gj^^O 

REPORTER 8KOWHEOAR 

NEW   IIAHIPMIIIUE. 

*AQLE CLARKMONT 

JOURNAL .. 

HERALD CONCORD 

ENQUIRER DOVER 

REPORTER KA8T  CANAAN 

JOURNAL GREAT  FALLS 

JOURNAL HANOVER 

MESSENGER. HILL8BORO  BRIDGE 

SENTINEL KEENE 

JOURNAL .. 

TIMES LAKE  VILLAGE 

DEMOCRAT LACONIA 

REPUBLIC LITTLETON 

DEMOCRAT MANCHE8TKH 


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AI'OUSTA 

HANaOH 

BATH 

HIDDKKORI) 

t* 

HKLPAHT 

tl 

C'ALAIH 

DEXTKK 

. . . .  BI.L8WOKTU 

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HOUI.TON 

.NOHTII  ANSON 

I«»CKI,AND 

8ACO 

...HKOWHKfJAK 

ItB. 

.CLARKMONT 

....CONCORD 

DOVER 

.KA8T  CANAAN 
..GREAT  FALLS 

IIANOVEB 

JiBORO  BRIDGE 

KEENE 

ti 

LAKE  VILLAGE 

LACONIA 

....LITTLETON 
.MANCHE8TEK 


NKW  KNGLAN1>  LIST. 

"AZKTTK SAHUVA 

ARQIIH  AND  HI'KUTATOR NKWFOKT 

.lOIJHNAL HOKTNMOIJTH 

HTATKS  AND  UNION 

(lA'/.KTVK ,]_  ,. 

VERMONT. 

•"""NAI IIKADKOHD 

RECORD  AND  KAHMEH BRATTLEBOHO 

JOt'RNAI 

GAZETTE BENNINGTON 

KRKE  HREHH Bi: WLINdTON 

DEMOCRAT 

(iAZKTVK LUDLOW 

FREEMAN MONTPELIER 

MESaENUKR 

CITIZEN MORRISVILI.E 

««NTINEI RICHFORD 

"*^"^''" KUTLAND 

OLOBE „ 

MESSENGER sT.  ALBANS 

JOURNAL SPRINGFIELD 

JOURNAL SOUTH  HOYALTON 

JOURNAL ST.  JOIINSBURY 

VERMONTER VERGENNEH 

^^OLB WEST  RANDOLPH 

JOURNAL .. 

CHRONICLE WIND80B 

CONNECTICUT. 

STANDARD BRIDGEPORT 

TRANSCRIPT DANIELSONVILLK 

HERALD 

BKRALD HARTFORD 


NKW  KNOLAND  LIHT. 

SBCKBTARY IIAKTKOKK 

,    IHWT 

BNCjt'lHBK LITCIIPIBLD 

HBNTINKL 

CONHTITirriON MIUUI.BTUWN 

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KBOIHTKH NBW  IIA V KN 

LBVKR 

(lAZBTTK NKW  LON  DON 

I'ATKIOT I't'TNAM 

ADVOCATB HTAMFORU 

PBB88 STAFFORD  8PRINQ8 

RBUI8TBU HOUTII  COVKNTRV 

UIIRONICI.B HOUTHPORT 

RBC'ORUBR WE8T  MBRIDBN 

CITIZKN 

AMBRICAN WATKRUUHY 

MAHHACIIVHRTTM. 

JOirRNAL AME8BURY 

PATRIOT '.BAHNHTABLK 

MONITOR CHATHAM 

COURANT CLINTON 

COHPBNDKTM EA8T  DOIJOI-AS 

MONITOR FALL  RIVER 

TIMES KOXRORO 

OOURIBR GREAT  BARRINOTON 

INDEPENDENT HARWICH 

BANNBR HAVERHILL 

JOURNAL HINQUAM 

BAOLB LAWRENCE 

SENTINEL 

OAZBTTB MIDDLBBORO 

NEWS MANSFIELD 

R8 


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•  LIHT. 

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....  LITrllKIKLO 

. .  MIUDLBTUWN 

.   .NBW  IIAVKN 

NKW  LUNDUN 

ITTNAM 

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I'PORD  8PKIN08 
'Til  COVKNTBY 

HOUTHPORT 

iVEST  MKKIDBN 

...WATKKBUHY 

'H. 

.   .AMR8BUKY 
RAHNHTAHLK 

CHATHAM 

CUNTON 

SA8T  1X)U0LA8 
.  .FALL  RIVKR 

KOXBORO 

BARRINOTON 

HARWICH 

..HAVKRHILL 

HINOUAM 

. .  .LAWRENOB 

.MIDDLRBORO 
.  .MANHPIBLO 


NKW  KNOI.ANI)  J.I8T. 

HTANUAHD j,BW  HRDKORI) 

HRKALn-^NfinLWrfkly NKWBIIRYPORT 

VIHITOH 

OAZKTTE NORTHAMPTON 

KRKK  PRR88 

OAZKTTE NORTH  RRIIKJBWATBR 

PRKH8 .i  ., 

^^^f* V NORTH  ADAMS 

•'"""NAL PALMER 

^A"'^ PITTSriELD 

SUN 

ADVOCATE PHOVINfETOWN 

(JAZETTE ROXBt'RY 

JOURNAL HOUTHHRIDOE 

"'"' HPEN'CRR 

"'''"N 81'RINOKIKLD 

(lAZKTTE VINEYARD  GROVE 

^^^^ WAHEUAM 

OAZETTE WORCESTER 

SENTINEL WALTHAM 

STANDARD WARE 

CHRONOTYPE '.'.".".'.  .WE8TBORO 

«K«I«TER YARMOUTH 

RIIUI>K  IMKANII. 

PH(Emx BRISTOL 

VISITOR CENTRAL  FALLS 

JOURNAL NEWPORT 

'*'*™^ PROVIDENCB 

ADVERTISER 

TIMES V  " 

GAZETTE WARREN 

NARRAOAN8ETT  WEEKLY WESTERLY 

89 


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MIDDLE  STATES  LIST, 

Comprising  200  Daiiy  and  Vfwkly 
Newspapers. 


NEWS-llaiiy ALLENTOWN,  Pa. 

CHRONICLE— l»ally "  " 

TIHES-Daily BETHLEHEM,  " 

NBW8— Daily BUI1)GKT«)N,  N.  J. 

FREE  PRESS— Hnlly EA8TON,  Pa. 

JOURNAL— Ually ELIZABETH,  N.  J. 

DISPATCH— l»ally ERIE,  Pa. 

TELBQRAPH— llaily HARRISBURQ,  " 

PATRIOT— llally "  " 

EXPRESS— »aHy lANC ASTER,  " 

INTELLIGENCER— Oalli " 

REPUBLICAN- Daily MEADVILLK,  " 

JOURNAL-Daily NEWARK,  N.  J. 

PREDONIAN— Daily NEW  BRUNSWICK,    " 

TTMES-Dally 

HERALD-Daily NORR18TOWN,  Pa. 

PRBSS-Dally PATER80N,  N.  J. 

TIMES— llaily READING,  Pa. 

DEMOCRAT— Dally 8CRANTON,    " 

QAZETTB— Daily TRENTON,  N.  J. 

SENTINEL— Dally 

OAZETTB— Daily WILLIAMSPORT,  Pa. 

REGISTER— Daily "  " 

COMMRRCIAL-Daily WILMINGTON,  D«t. 

40 


GO'S 

ES  LIST, 

and  Weekly 

I. 

.ALLENTOWN,  Pa. 

..BETHLEHEM,  " 
KKIDGKTON,  N.  J. 

EA8TON,  Pa. 

.ELIZABETH,  N.  J. 

ERIE,  Pa. 

HARRISBURG,  " 
>•  >• 

..LANCASTER,  " 
•*  ** 

..MEADVILLE,  " 
....NEWARK,  N.J. 
BRUNSWICK,     " 
"  " 

WORRI8TOWN,  Pa. 
.  PATERSUN,  N.  J. 

READING,  Pa. 

...8CRANTON,    " 
..TRENTON,  N.J. 

IXIAMSPOBT,  Pa. 

ILMINOTON,  Dbl. 


311  DOLE  STATES  LIST. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

KKCilSTKU ALr.KNTOWN 

**l'N ALTOONA 

RADICAL 

CONSERVATIVE BEAVER 

WATCHMAN BELLEFONTE 

REPlfBLICAN 

BROWN'S   KKITBLICAN 

UEPCBLIOAN BH<K»KVILLK 

SENTINEI BLOO-MSBIRO 

CLIPPER BROWNSVILLE 

ADVANCE CARBONDALB 

VOLUNTEER CARLISLE 

VALLEY  SPIRIT CHAMBER8BURG 

HERALD COLUMBIA 

MONITOR CONNELL8VILLK 

JOURNAL COUDER8PORT 

REPUBLICAN CLARION 

DEMOCRAT 

INTELLIOKNCER .DANVILLE 

EXPRESS DOYLESTOWN 

INDEPENDENT EAST  BRADY 

CORRESPONDENT  AND  DEMOKHAT. . . .  EASTON 

FREE  PRESS .. 

SENTINEL " 

FREKMAN ERENSBURG 

INDEPENDENT EMPORIUM 

OBSERVER j;|tig 

DISPATCH '• 

COURIER FREEBURG 

STAR  AND  SENTINEL GETTYSBURG 

COMPILER GETTYSBURG 

^^HO .GREENCA8TLB 

ARGUS GRERN8RURG 

41 


MI1>I>J.E  STATES  J.  I  ST. 

■'''*'*' GLEN  ROCK 

CITIZEN HANOVER 

NPECTATOR 

IIEKAM) 

REGISTER HOLLIDAY8BURG 

t-'ITIZKN UONESDALE 

TELEGRAPH HAHRISBIRG 

PATRIOT 

WACHTER 

MONITOR HINTINODON 

DEMOCRAT JOHNSTOWN 

REPUBLICAN KITTANNINU 

INTELLIGENCER LANCASTER 

BXPKESS ,. 

KATHEK  AKUAIiAM 

REPORTER LANSDALB 

DEMOCKAT LAPORTE 

COURIER LEBANON 

DEMOCRAT 

PENN8YLVANIAN .• 

STANDARD 

CHRONICLE LEWI8BURG 

JOURNAL 

DEMOCRAT LEWI8T0WN 

GAZETTE 

KCHO MARTIN  8BURG 

SENTINEL MANHEIM 

REGISTER MARIETTA 

BERICHTER MILLHEIM 

MILTONIAN MILTON 

REPUBLICAN MEADVILLE 

PRB88 MERCER 

DISPATCH 

4S 


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ES  1^1  ST. 

OI.EN  ROCK 

HANOVER 

HOLLIDAYHBURG 

UONESDALE 

• . . .  HAHRISBIRG 


.  HINTINGDON 

...JOHNSTOWN 

..KITTANNINU 

. .  LANCASTER 

.....  " 

44 

LANSDALE 

LAPOBTE 

LEBANON 

44 

. . .  LEWI8BUR(J 
. . .  LEW18T0WN 

MAKTIN8BIIRG 

HANHEIM 

MARIETTA 

MILLHEIM 

HILTON 

..HEADVILLE 
MERCER 


»[|I>I>LE  STATES  LIST. 

TKLEGRAPir MIKKMNBURO 

''09T MIDDLEBURO 

VOLKSKKKIM* 

DEMOCRAT  AND  RECJF8TER MIKFLINTOWN 

HERALD jjff  jQY 

STAR 

f^^^» NEW  IIETHLKHEM 

DEMOCRAT NEW  BLOOMFIELD 

ADVOCATE  AND  PRESS 

TIMES 

FREEMAN 

COURANT NEWCASTLE 

GUARDIAN 

^^^ NORTH  EAST 

^^^S NEWPORT 

INDEPENDENT NORHI8TOWN 

POST 

FREUND 

HERALD  AND  FREE  PRESS 

P^^>i OXFORD 

PHCENIX PHCENIXVILLE 

JOURNAL PHILLIPSBURG 

ZEITUNO PHirjlDELPHIA 

NEUEWELT 

O  AZETTE PITT8TON 

»ANNK« READING 

JOURNAL .. 

JOURNAL SCRANTON 

DEMOCRAT 

'^J^J^t^ SUSQUEHANNA 

SSS;^       SHAMOKIN 

uJrJ!;,.-   •; 8HIPPENSBURG 

TRIRITVP  8HIPPEN8BUHG 

TRIBUNE SELIN80R0VB 

"?j?Ai''* SOMERSET 

CONSERVATIVE SOUTH  BETHLEHEM 

4R 


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AMEKICAN : .  ; ;     -S^'NBUHT 

COURIKR TfTrnv'Tr  i  v 

STANDARD ! . . //. .  V  UNIONTOWN 

GENIUS  OP  LIBEUTV ^  !"«« 

wSer"''''' .:..WAYNE8BURr. 

UNION         WILKESBAHRE 

BEOBACilTEK ,. 

KE(JI8TE1< ........!...    •  ■•■ 

t^Zf'.u^.^ WASHINGTON 

",:„       WATSONTOWN 

pennsyLvanun  .•.;;..••. ^''''""'''S 

GAZETTE ^  .. 

PRESS .. 

I.l'TIIBRAN .'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '..'.'.'.'.'.      " 

.\K\V    JKKWEY. 

•JOUKNAL BKLVIDBRi: 

APOLLO ._  .. 

REGISTER BORDENTOWN 

CHRONICLE BRIDQETON 

PATRIOT .. 

PI(}\  FFR 

ENTERPRISE .     '.  '.  '.  ;. V. '. '. ".  BITRLINQTON 

OCEAN  WAVE CAPE  MAY 

''"K*'S CAMDEN 

REPUBUO .. 

IRON  ERA .'...'.".'.'.■.■.'..DOVER 

rRrL^':..;...;: ^"^^f'"^ 

REPUBLICAN ■pLEMINGTON 

DEMOCRAT FREEHOLD 

INQUIRER .. 

GAZETTE .r..'...',.HiGHT8TOWN 

^^^'f^ LONG  BRANCH 


:S   LI!  ST. 

SPRING  CITY 

8UNBDHT 

TITISVILKE 

UNIONTOWN 

...WAYNESBUHO 
..WILKESBARKK 

•  WILUAMSPORT 


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.WRIGHTSVILLE 
YORK 

..   ..  BKLVIDBRK 

"  it 

..BORDENTOWN 
BRIDOETON 

H 
It 

...  BURLINGTON 

CAPK  MAY 

CAMDEN 

t* 

DOVER 

ELIZABETH 

...FLEMINGTON 
FREEHOLD 

..HIGHTSTOMTN 
.LONG  BRANCH 


IV11J>I>LK  STATES  LIST. 

'I/!II«x,\V'^^ MORRISTOWN 

■..i»^?n    MATAWAN 

ukI^bI^can..:.. *"^':r"''« 

S^i::::::::::;:::::::::.::::::::;::::i:SS 

^"JPP'^'AN NEW  BRUNSWICK 

IIMK9 |« 

PRESS PATERSON 

nPMoruin' .PkRTH  AMBOY 

»lV,,V^!       I'HILIJPSBURG 

DEMOCRAT..;..;..;. "''""""'"""kAHWAY 

SUNBEAM .;. SALEM 

STANDARD .. 

m-^Sek..;-..:::; ■■•.Vsomerv.lle 

UNIONIST ■     ■  „ 

OaI^ETOF ■.■.... ■■...■.  ..TOMS  RIVER 

"o^S:::::::::: ''«?'^«-'' 

sentinel 

S^eV •  ■  •  ■  ■  •  ■     ■  •  •■  •  VINELAND 

lASKET  ...^ WHITE  H0U8E 

MAIiVLANII. 

GAZETTE ANNAPmin 

ADVERTISER. ...  ANNAPOLIS 

?J>I>™l'I-0'»^ ..::..BOONSBORO 

WH,«        ^ EA8TON 

TIMES.'.'.'.;. ELKTON 

EXAMINER FREDERICK 

"h^E -PRESS.. •.;•.•.•.:•.•.•.: HAGERSTOWN 

comet  and  advertiser ST.  MICHAELS 

UKLAWAUE. 

TRIBUNE WTTMtvnrpnM 

PIONEER :..... ':;:;;;::;:.::      ^•'^^ 

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CompriHin?  180  Dally  ani  Weekly 
Newspaper)*. 


CON8TITl'TION-l»«|ly ATLANTA,  »a. 

CHHONIOLR  &  8ENTINKL— Onlly . .  Al'dirSTA,    " 
RANCHEKO— l>ail.v-K.O.I>. ,  BROWNSVILLE.Tex. 

BUM,ETIN-I>all.v t'HAHLOTTE,  N.  C. 

TIMES-llnily CHATTANOOOA,  Tenn. 

8UN-I»Blly COU-MBIS,  (iA. 

PKK88  ANI)  HERALD-Dnlly . .  KNOXVILLK,  Tknn. 

REPUBLIOAN— l>nlly iAncHBIUO,  Va. 

VIROINIAN-I>nily 

ENTERPRI8E_I»ally MACON,  Ga. 

RKQISTER-Oally MEMPHIS,  Tenn. 

JOURNAL-l»nlly ..NORFOLK,  Va. 

KKNTUCKIAN-I»ally PADUCAH,  Kt. 

TIMB8-naily PARKERSBrRG,  W.  Va. 

WHIO-Ually RICHMOND,  Va. 

COMMERCIAL-llaily ROME,  Oa. 

BXPRESS-llaily 8AN  ANTONIO,  Tex. 

JOURNAL-Oaily WILMINGTON,  N.  C. 

ADVANC'E-I»ally WACO.  Tkx. 

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CO*8 

PES  LIST, 

ani  Weekly 


...ATLANTA,  «A. 
y..Ar(U:STA,  " 
!OWNSVILLE,Ti!x. 
HAKLOTTE,  N.  C. 
'TANO(»OA,  Tenn. 
..COU'MBrs,  (iA. 
NOXVILLK,  Tknn. 
LVNCHBIKO,  Va. 

MACON,  G A. 

.MEMPHIS,  Tenn. 
.  ..NORFOLK,  Va. 
...PADIICAH,  Kt. 
BRSBl'RG,  W.  Va. 
.RICHMOND,  Va. 

ROME,  Oa. 

S'  ANTONIO,  Tex. 
LMINOTON,  N.  C. 
WACO,  Tkx. 


SOUTHKUA  HTATKS  LIST. 

VIRGINIA. 

I'HHONU'LK t'llARLOTTEsVlLLK 

KEITBI.KAN 

'^'^^^^ DANVIU.K 

'""'^^'^ FAIRFAX 

<()M.MONWEAI.TII FARMVILI  E 

LEDGER FHEDERICKSBDRO 

^f^'^rmm LIBERTY 

PRESS  AND  RECORD LYNCHBURG 

PRESS-  s,.„,i-u,.€'kly 

REPUBLICAN ,. 

VlRfUNIAN-Tri-Werkly 

SHENANDOAH    VALLEY NEW  MARKET 

•"»'^«NAL NORFOLK 

JOIIRNAI^Trl-Wi-ekly 

^"«"NIAN .'.".'.".. ORANGE 

GAZETTE PEARISBURGH 

^''*'" RICHMOND 

*"  ^' SUFFOLK 

DEMOIRAT WOODSTOCK 

^'''^^ WKST  POINT 

WEST    TIIMJIMA. 

CONSERVATIVE CLARKSBURG 

SPIRIT  OF  JEFFERSON CHARLK8T0WN 

INDEPENDENT HUNTINGTON 

HERALD KINGWOOD 

COURIER  AND  ADVERTISER MOOREFIELD 

DBMOCRAT MOUNDBVILLE 

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'TBIBrNK NEW'-HKKK 

TIMKS PAHKKHHBl'IU) 

RKGI8TKK SHKPIIKItUHTOWN 

KK0I8TER i^NJON 

NBWH WKI-LHBt!K« 

ilEKALO 

KENTUCKY. 

CHKONKLE AUdUSTA 

JOIJBNAL ASHLAND 

DEMOCHAT CADIZ 

HEKAU) CATLETTSBl'Kd 

SPECTATOR COLUMBIA 

YEOMAN FRANKFORT 

TEOMAN— Tri-W<-«kly 

TIMES GLASGOW 

INDEPENDENT GREENUP 

CONSERVATIVE '.  HOPKINSVILLK 

NEW  ERA 

NBW8 HENDERSON 

TIMES MADI80NVILLE 

BAGLE MAY8VILLE 

BAOLE^-Tri-We«kly 

REPUBLICAN 

KBNTUCKIAN PADUCAH 

CITIZEN PAKI8 

KENTUCKIAN .. 

BANNER PRINCETON 

JOURNAL I TAYLORSVILLK 

KBNTUCKIAN VANCEBURG 

48 


PKS  I.IHT. 

NKW  <'HKKK 

...PAKKKKHBI'IUI 
lHKPIIKHI)»TOWN 

I'NtON 

WKLLHBl'UO 

AircUJSTA 

AHllKANI) 

CADIZ 

..CATLETTSBl'KO 

COLUMBIA 

J'RANKFOHT 

MLASGOW 

GKEENUP 

.■.HOI'KINSVIM.K 

HENDRK80N 

..MADI80NVILLK 
MAY8VILLE 

PADUC'AH 

PARIS 

it 

PKINCETON 

. .  TAYLORS VILLB 
VANCKBURG 


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SOUTH  KKN  STATKS  LIST. 

TKMNKMHKK. 

««»'«'K'< BKIHTOl, 

**^^' BHOWNVIIXB 

■''"*"'''* t'HATTANOOOA 

PLAINDEAI.KH JACKSON 

PRESS  AND    MESSENGER KNOXVILLK 

RKOI8TER MEMPHIS 

RKGISTER-Trl.«e|.kl> 

(JAZETTE MORRISTOWN 

ENTERPRISE SWEET   WATER 

GAZETTE TRENTON 

NOUTII    CAItOMNA. 

CITIZEN ASIIEVILLE 

BITLLETIN— Tri-W«.ekl> CHARLOTTE 

COl'RIER 

ME88EN(}EH GOLDSUORO 

NORTH  STATE GREENSBORO 

GAZETTE KINSTON 

ENTERPRISE MADISON 

MO!<ITOK MAGNOLIA 

REPUBLIC NEW   BERNE 

TIMES 

VINDICATOR NEWTON 

^^^ RAI^IGH 

SPIRIT  OF  THE  ACE .. 

RECORD RK1D8VILLK 

WATCHMAN SALISBURY 

AMERICAN 8TATE8VILLS 

80UTBEKNBR TARBORO 

JOURNAL WILMINGTON 

PLAINDEALER WILSON 

W 


MOirTHKKN  STATK»  I.IHT. 

WINHTON 


SKNTINKI 

RKITHLICAN 


f^OI'TII    (AltOI.INA. 

JOIIRNAI ('AMl)KN 

AUVOCATK 

KNTKUI'HISK fiKKENEVII.l.i: 

HKHAIJ) WINNSHOKO 

NKWS— TrUWi-ckly 


t;i:oiiiJiA. 

(IKOKdl  AN \||i  Kxs 

CONSTITUTION ATLANTA 

CIIHONICI.E  AM)  HENTINEL AldlMTA 

OIIUONK.'LK  Jt  8KNTINKI.-Trl.\Vcrkly 

I'ATKIO  r BAUNESVI1.1.K 

UAZKTTE 

OKOKOIAN BLAIKSIIEAIJ 

SUN COLUMBUS 

EXAMINER. ! CONYERS 

APPEAU CUTHBKHT 

MEHSENOER EATONTON 

GAZETTE KLBKRTON 

NEWS KRANKLIN 

CULTIVATOR GRIKKIN 

WATCHMAN 

VISITOR HAMILTON 

COMMERCIAL HOME 

PEOPLE'S  FRIEND •• 

BULLETIN " 

GEORGIAN SANDER8VILLE 

STANDARD TALBOTTON 

HERALD THOMA8TON 

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WINHTON 

IN  A. 

CAMDKN 

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A'crkly 

...  BAIINKSVILI.K 

....HI.AC'KHIIKAK 

.,. OOUMBUS 

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CITTIIBKHT 

KATONTON 

KLBKRTON 

FRANKLIN 

ORIKKIN 

HAMILTON 

ROME 

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.  .8ANDER8VILLE 

TALBOTTON 

THOM ASTON 


SOUTH KH>  STATKH  LIHT. 

•'"•'""AI THOMHON 

(iAXKrVK VVAHll  I NOTON 

^^''^^'^ WKHT  POINT 

KI.OIIIIM. 

"KUM-U I'ALATKA 

.KJl'RNAI (^I'lNrV 

■'*'':N''''>'KI TALLAIIAHSKK 

AI.AHA.MA. 

ADVKHTISER (ENTHK 

^^"^^ rOLrMMIANA 

HRADLIOIIT DADEVILLE 

NEWH 

TI.MKH .'......'.'"       KI'KAULA 

TlMES-rorRNAL KI.OHENCK 

ALABAMIAN GRKKNVILLE 

OBSERVER OHELIKA 

CITIZEN I'KATTSVILLE 

"«'"'•'» SCOTTHBORO 

««•*"•""'« TALLAUEOA 

''''•'^"'^ TUSCALOOSA 

MIHMIHHIPIM. 

"Kt'^RDER BOONEVILLE 

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CITIZEN BROOKHAVEN 

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'<K«'<>HI» HKI.LKKONTK 

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''•*•"*'* liRYAN 

DKMOURAT 

'"""NAL .'...'.'.'.BrtYRlIS 

HKNTINKI BOWMNO  (JRKKN 

HITNIJA Y  HTATK8M AN COLlMUrS 

WKKKLY  STATESMAN " 

DEMOCRAT CANTON 

•'«U«NAL CKUNA 

'^*"'' t'OHllOC'TON 

'•''*' "^^ CirARDON 

«K<*'«TEH COIXMBIANA 

ADVERTISER CHILUCOTHB 

UAZETTE 

POST \[\  .. 

HERALD CIBCLEVILLR 

HERALD  AND  UNION « 

PROHIBITION   ERA CLEVELAND 

BB 


GREAT  WESTERN    LIST. 

GAZKTTK  COHMBL'S 

GAZETTE COVINGTON 

DEMOCRAT DEFIANCE 

EXPRESS „ 

HERALD DELAWARE 

'^''"^'''^ DEI.rHOS 

DEMOCRAT raST  LIVERPOOL 

CONSTITUTION eLYRIA 

REGISTER FARMEUSVILLE 

^"^J*-^' GREENFIELD 

^^^^ GEORGETOWN 

'^'™^-^ (JENEVA 

DEMOCRAT GREENEVILLE 

JOl-RNAL 

'^^^f'^ OERMANTOWN 

^^^'^ ^...  HILLSBOROUGH 

GAZETTE 

RK«ISTER ■.'.■.■.■.'..■, IRONTON 

REPUBLICAN KENTON 

f'lTIZEN ._ LARUE 

PATRIOT LEBANON 

REPORTER LBETONIA 

DEMOCRAT LONDON 

TIMES LONDON 

GAZETTE MANCHESTER 

HERALD MANSFIELD 

ENQUIRER McARTHUR 

WITNESS 

INDEPENDENT .',..'.'..'.'.*.. . . .  MARION 

REVIEW MECHANIC8BURG 

SENTINEL , JIT.  GILKAD 

INDEPENDENT MAS8ILLON 

REPUBLICAN MT.  VERNON 

BULLETIN MIAMISBURG 

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RN   I^IST. 

COUMBL'8 

COVINGTON 

DEFIANCE 

DELAWARE 

UEU>HO^^ 

EASTLIVEHPOOI, 

ELYRIA 

...FARMEU.SVILLE 

OREENKIEM) 

...GEORGETOWN 

GENEVA 

....GREENEVILLE 

...OERMANTOWN 
..HILLSBOROUGH 

IRONTON 

KENTON 

LA  RUE 

LEBANON 

LKETONIA 

LONDON 

LONDON 

...MANCHESTER 

MANSFIELD 

McARTHUR 

MARION 

IECHANIC8BURG 

MT.  GILKAD 

MASSILLON 

....MT.  VERNON 
.  ...MIAMISBrRG 


CJREAT  WESTERN  LIST. 

REPUBLICA.N  MILLERSBITRO 

■    BUCKEYE  STATE NEW  LISBON 

INUEI'ENDKNT NILKS 

RECORD j^E^y  LONDON 

CRES'^ENT ORRVILLr 

•"^'^^^ OBERLII 

NEW  ERA 

CITIZEN OXFORD 

•'OURNAI PAINE8VILLE 

ADVERTISER <. 

''f**^**** PLAIN  CITY 

REPUBLICAN PORTSMOUTH 

TRIBUNE 

(JAZETTE RICHWOOD 

BEE RIPLEY 

REPUBLICAN .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.SALEM 

ERA .. 

^^^^^ SALINEVILLE 

REPUBLIC  SPRINGFIELD 

TRANSCRIPT SPRINGFIELD 

ADVERTISER « 

JOURNAL ■..■..'.■; siDj^gy 

^'**^^'* SOMERSE'J' 

CHRONICLE ST.  CLAIR8VILLB 

GAZETTE 

BULLETIN ■..;; VAN  WERT 

DEMOCRAT WAPAKONETA 

ENTERPRISE WELLINGTON 

FARMER WEST  SALEM 

CHRONICLE WARREN 

REPUBLICAN WOOSTEK 

DEMOCRAT .. 

REGISTER YOUNGSTOWN 

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OKKAT  WE8TKKN   I^LST. 

MINEK  AND  MANrFACTrREK...Y()rN(iST(»\VN 
"Pi^^^ ZAN  KSVIIJ.K 

II.I4INOIN. 

"ANNKR ALEIM) 

TELEGRAPH ALTON 

TRLEORAPII-nnily .. 

PRESBYTERIAN 

BANNER _        .. 

HERALD AURORA 

RKt^ORD Bl'SHNELI, 

GAZETTE BUNKER  HILL 

REGISTER. CANTON 

LEDGER 

OBSERVER ..CARBdNDALE 

CHRONICLE CAMBRIDGE 

ENQUIRER CARLINVILLK 

GAZETTE C'ARROLLTON 

l^NION CHAMPAIGN 

GAZETTE CHAMPAIGN 

TIMES :..   . 

COMMERCIAL .UANVILLE 

MAGNET DECATUR 

STAR DWIGHT 

GAZETTE EAST  ST.  LOUIS 

CHRONICLE KLMWOOD 

JOURNAL EL  PASO 

JOURNAL FREBPORT 

BULLETIN 

-fOURNAI FULTON 

REFLECTOR GRIGGSVILLE 

REPUBLIC GENESEO 

•"RKSS HOMER 

JOURNAL JACKSONVILLE 

S8 


KN    LIST. 

lt...YC)lN(iST(»\VN 
ZANK8VILI.K 

ALKIN) 

ALTON 

ti 

AITROKA 

lU'SHNELI, 

...BUNKKK  HILL 
CANTON 

....CARUrtNKALK 

CAMimiDGB 

. . .  .CARLINVILLK 
...C'AUROLLTON 

CHAMPAIGN 

CIIAMPAKIN 

UANVILLK 

DECATUR 

DWIOHT 

..EAST  ST.  IX>UIS 

ELMWOOD 

EL  PASO 

FREKPORT 

KULTON 

. .  .GRIGGSVILLE 

GBNKSEO 

HOMER 

.  JACKSONVILLE 


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GKEAT  WESTERN  LIST. 

SENTINEL JACKSONVILLE 

CENTRAI JEKKER80NV1LLE 

TIMES KANKAKEE 

JOURNAL LACON 

STATESMAN .. 

STATESMAN LINCOLN 

JOURNAL LOSTANT 

DEMOCRAT MT.  STERLING 

f^TAR MT.  PULASKI 

BAQLE MACOMB 

JOURNAL MINONK 

KKVaEW MOLINE 

REVIEW MONMOUTH 

DEMOCRAT MT.  CARMEL 

PATRIOT MOUND  CITY 

HERALD  AND  ADVERTISER MORRIS 

DEMOCRAT NASHVILLE 

JOURNAL NEW  RUTLAND 

GAZETTE PARIS 

REGISTER PEKIN 

REPUBLICAN » 

DEMOCRAT PEORIA 

GAZETTE... '. ROCKFORD 

CHRONICLE 8PARLAND 

STANDARD STERLING 

JOURNAL THOMSON 

•fOURNAL VARNA 

INDBPKNDENl' WINCHESTBR 

RBVIELLB. WASHBURN 

TME8 WAT8BKA 

ADVOCATE WATERLOO 

SENTINEL WARREN 

87 


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INIIIANA. 

INDKPKNDKNT AUROHA 

KNQUIRER BOONVILLE 

ARCHIVES BOWUNQ  OREEN 

AMERICAN BROOKVILLB 

REPORTER CANNELTON 

REPUBLICAN COLUMBUS 

EXAMINER CONNER8VILLB 

TIMES 

CHRONICLE CENTRKVILLE 

NEW  REPUBLIC COVINGTON 

TIMES DELPHI 

WATCHMAN EDINBURG 

OBSERVER ELKHART 

COURIER EVANSVILLE 

SENTINEL KORT  WAYNE 

BANNER FRANKFORT 

CRESCENT 

TIMES .- GOSHEN 

DEMOCRAT " 

MONITOR ORANDVIEW 

STANDARD UHEEN8BURG 

PRKSS GREENCA8TLE 

DEMOCRAT GREENFIELD 

NEWS HARTFORD  CITY 

HERALD HUNTINGTON 

DEMOCRAT " 

NBW8 INDLANAPOLI8 

HERALD JONESBORO 

STANDARD KENDALL  VILLE 

DEMOCRAT KOKOMO 

TRIBUNE 

88 


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RN  LIST. 


AUROKA 

BOONVILLE 

HOWUNO  OREEN 
BROOK  VILLB 

CANNELTON 

COLUMBUS 

...CONNKRSVILLB 

....OKNTRKVILLK 

COVINGTON 

DELPHI 

EDINBURG 

ELKHART 

KVAN8VILLE 

....KOHT  WAYNE 
......FRANKFORT 

.• G08HEN 

GRANDVIEW 

....GKEEN8BURG 
. .  .GRBENCA8TLB 

GREENFIELD 

HARTFORD  CITY 
....HUNTINGTON 

...INDLANAPOLI8 

JONE8BORO 

..KENDALLVILLE 
KOKOMO 


GRKAT  WKSTEllK  LIST. 

INDEPENDKNT LAGRANGE 

PIONEER LEBANON 

REGISTER LAWKKNCEBURO 

GAZETTE MARTINSVILLE 

CHRONICLE MARION 

NKW8 MUNCIE 

DEMWRAT MT.  VERNON 

CON8TITUTIONAUST MONTICELLO 

COURIER NEWCASTLE 

TIMES 

TRIBUNE OXH-ORD 

KA"LK PAOLI 

PRKS8 PETERSBURG 

DEMOCRAT 

DEMOCRAT PORTLAND 

COMMERCIAL 

REPUBLICAN PERU 

8BNTINEI '.']'"     .. 

PALLADIUM RICHMOND 

THIKS RICHMOND 

REPUBLICAN ROCKVILLE 

PATRIOT 

REPORTER .8PICELAND 

REGISTER SOUTH  BEND 

JOURNAL TERRE  HAUTE 

"•■'"SS TIPTON 

"^i^^ UNION  CITY 

MESSENGER VALPARAISO 

*UN VINCENNB8 

SUN— MemUW«ekly    

GAZETTE WASHINGTON 

DEMOCRAT 

ENTERPRISE «. 


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GREAT  WESTERN  LIST. 

KAN8AM. 

MESSENGER R(>NT<  >N 

CHRONICLE HURI.INOAME 

KMP'RB CONCORDIA 

JOURNAL COLUMBUS 

DISPATCH CLAY  CENTER 

PIONEER KORT  SCOTT 

DISPATCH HIAWATHA 

JOURNAL LACTONE 

FREE  PRESS N  EODESH A 

JOURNAI LAWRENCE 

JOURNAL-Tri-U>i>kl.r 

TIBtES NORTH  TOPEKA 

MIRROR OLATHE 

OBSERVER PLEA80NT0N 

SPIRIT PAOLA 

8UN PARSONS 

HERALD SALINA 

HEADLIGHT THAYER 

REPUBLICAN TROY 

GAZETTE ."...WYANDOTTE 

REGISTER LINCOI^,  Nebraska 

MICHIUAN. 

JOURNAL ALLEGAN 

ARGUS ALPINA 

TRIBUNE BAY  CITY 

MAGNET BIO  RAPIDS 

PIONEER 

ADVERTISER CAHO 

SENTINEL CHARLEVOIX 

STAR CHASE 

RBPUBUCAN COLDWATER 

MERCURY CONSTANTINE 

60 


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BOSTON 

HURI.INOAME 

CONCORDIA 

COLUMBUS 

...I'LAY  CKNTKR 

KOHT  8COTT 

HIAWATHA 

LA  CYONE 

NKODKSIIA 

LAWHKNC'E 

.NORTH  TOPKKA 

OLATHK 

PLKA80NT0N 

PAOLA 

PARSONS 

SALINA 

THAYER 

TROY 

."...WYANDOTTE 
NCOIJ«,  Nebraska 

ALLROAN 

ALPINA 

BAY  CITY 

BIG  RAPIDS 

CAKO 

....CHARLEVOIX 

CHASE 

COLDWATKR 

...CONSTANTINE 


SW^BBBB^^l^F^ 


(iBKAT  WESTKBN  JL.IST. 

HEVIEW .7^.  EVART 

CITIZEN CLINT 

INDEPENDENT FBMTON 

EXPRESS FRANKFORT 

TIMES GRAND  RAPIDS 

DEMOCRAT HILLSDALE 

STANDARD 

JOURNAL HASTINGS 

BANNER 

OUTLINE ...HER8EY 

DEMOCRAT HOWELL 

REPUBLICAN 4. 

RECORD LIDINGTON 

APPEAL .. 

ENTERPRISE MOUNT  PLEASANT 

GAZETTE  AND  BULLETIN MUSKEGON 

STATESMAN MARSHALL 

"MES MANISTEE 

STANDARD 4< 

MONITOR ;;..  MONROE 

COMMERCIAL 

REPUBLICAN ...NILES 

PR'^S" 0W0S80 

COURIER PAWPAW 

TIMES PENTWATBR 

OBSERVER ROMEO 

PIONEER SHERMAN 

JOURNAL STURGIS 

REPORTER THREE  RIVERS 

HERALD TRAVERSE  CITY 

PIONEER VA8SAR 

FORUM WHITEHALL 

COMMERCIAL YP8ILANTI 

SENTINEL 

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OBKAT  WE8TKHN   LIST. 

OAZBTTE BROOKKIELD 

""*'""" BUTLEK 

^^^^ CANTON 

MWHOUHIAN (APE  OIRAHUKAV 

••ATRIOT OARTHAQE 

CONSTITUTION CHILUCOTHK 

A D VERTI8EK .   FAYETTE 

PIONEER FORSYTH 

^^^^ FILTON 

SENTINEI KINGSTON 

P^^^ LOUISIANA 

REPUBLICAN LACLBDE 

EXCELSIOR LANCASTER 

BULLETIN LINNEUH 

LEADER LEBANON 

INTELLIGENCER LEXINGTON 

DEMOCRAT j^maR 

HERALD LUTES  VILLK 

APPEAL *.. MONROE  CITY 

DEMOCRAT MARYVILLB 

REPUBLICAN .. 

CONSERVATIVE "'. MEMPHIS 

REPUBUCAN MACON 

HEADLIGHT MOBERLY 

FOUNTAIN MT.  VERNON 

DEMOCRAT NEVADA 

SPECTATOR PALMYRA 

HERALD PIERCE  CITY 

DEMOCRAT ..  .< 

LANDMARK PLATTE  CITY 

RBVIEW PLEASANT  HILL 

CONSERVATOR RICHMOND 

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BRUOKPIEU) 

Bl'TLKK 

CANTON 

AI'E  niRAKDKAI' 

OAKTHAOK 

•   .OHILUCOTHK 

FAYKTTE 

KOK8YTH 

FILTON 

KINGSTON 

LOUISIANA 

LA  CLSDE 

lancaster 

ijnnei:h 

LEBANON 

LEXINGTON 

LAMAR 

LUTES  VILLK 

.'..MONROE  CITY 
MARYVILLB 

.  .  .  ** 

MEMPHIS 

MACON 

MOBERLY 

....MT.  VBRNON 

NEVADA 

PALMYRA 

....PIERCE  CITY 
. . . . .       "  ** 
..  PLATTE  CITY 
PLEASANT  HILL 
RICHMOND 


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KXPREH8 ROCKPORT 

TMIBINK STOCKTON 

COSMOS ST.  CHARLES 

■"MRS 8KDALIA 

VIUKTTE TimUMBIA 

T'MES TRENTON 

IIANNER WARRENTON 

OBSERVER WASHINGTON 

NINNBHOTA. 

TRIBUNE DULUTH 

DEMOCRAT FARIBAULT 

''^•"N HASTINGS 

.MINNE80TIAN MINNEAPOUS 

RECORD MANKATO 

'''TAR RU8HFORD 

PROGRESS SPRING  VALLEY 

TRIBUNE ST.  PETER 

WIHCONHIN. 

CRESCENT APPLETON 

POST 

FREE  PRESS BKLOIT 

REPUBLICAN DARLINGTON 

JOURNAL FONDDU  LAC 

GAZETTE GREEN  BAY 

DEMOCRAT HUDSON 

TRIBUNE MANITOWOC 

PILOT .4 

VINDICATOR MILWAUKEE 

NKW8 MENOMINEE 

SENTINEL MONROE 

ADVOCATE RACINE 

•8 


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OHKAT  WK8TKKN  LIMT. 

AROnS HMINK 

PKKK  I'KKHH HIPON 

HKRALI) 8IIKI«»YOAN 

cKsmn viHoyuA 

DKMOCRAT WK8T  HKM> 

IOWA. 

NKW8 AK-roN 

ONION ALBIA 

GAZKTTK ADKI. 

BUBKKA ANAMOHA 

RBPUBLICAN RLOUMKIKM) 

ADVOCATE BOdNHBOHO 

STANDARD bOONK 

DBHOCRAT .. 

CITIZEN CKNTREVIIXE 

DEMOCRAT 

PATRIOT CHARITON 

INTELLIQENCKR CHARLES  CITY 

HBRALD , CLINTON 

AOB 

SAFEGUARD COLUMBUS  CITY 

PLAINDEALER CRE8CO 

RECORDER CEDAR  PALLS 

HBRALD DEXTER 

PLAINDEALER FORT  MADISON 

LEDGER FAIRFIELD 

OPINION  QLENWOOD 

JOURNAL 

TIMES HAMBURG 

JOURNAL INDIANOLA 

SBNTINBL IOWA  FALLS 

MIRROR LYONS 

«4 


mmmmmm 


mmm. 


US  lAHT. 

KACINK 

HIHON 

HHKH<»YOAN 

VIHOyUA 

WK8T  HKM> 

AFTON 

ALBIA 

ADKI, 

ANAM08A 

RLOUMKIRLI) 

nooNHRUKO 

BOONK 

. . . .  CKSTRKVIIXE 

44 

CHAHITON 

...CUAHLES  CITY 
CLINTON 

.COLUMBUS  CITY 

CRE8CO 

....CEDAR  FALLS 

DEXTER 

..PORT  MADISON 

FAIRFIELD 

GLENWOOD 

44 

HAMBURG 

INDIANOLA 

IOWA  FALLS 

LYONS 


intKAT  WKMTKRN   lilHT. 

AllVKHTINKR LYONS 

PRESS MKCHANU'SVILLK 

EXCELSIOR MAQUOKKTA 

HEPUHLICAN MASON  CITY 

NEWS MHiRKdOli 

URPI'DLICAN MONTKJCUMA 

MESSKNGKK MORAVIA 

KXPHR8H MONTU'Eia.O 

REPKESKNTATI VR NEVADA 

SENTINEL OHCEOlJl 

DEMOCRAT OTTUMM'A 

ECLIPSE PARKERSnURO 

UNION SIDNEY 

POST TIPTON 

REVIEW VILUSCA 

GAZETTE WASHINGTON 

PRESS 

.lOCRNAI WYOMING 

UNION WEST  UNION 

GAZETTE " 

MADISONIAN WINTER8ET 

INDEX WEBSTER  CITY 

FREEMAN 

COURIER WATKRLOO 


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Alabama,  i:l  weeklleM IO.00 

niMNlNMlppI,  10  weekliea IO.OO 

l.oiiiHiana,  :i  wei-kiieH 9.30 

Arkanaaa,  0  weekllea 7,00 

Texan,  :l  dailieN  and  N  weeklleit. . . .  18.00 

Ohio,  94  weeklleM 70.00 

IlllnoU,  «!t  weeklleM OO.OO 

Indiana,  »l  weekliea 00.00 

KanMaa, 'Jl  w^eeklleM 16.00 

raiehlyan,  44  weeklleM 3A.OO 

miMMOurl,  40  weeklleM 30.00 

MlnneMola,  8  wreeklleM N.OO 

WiMvonMin,  IN  weeklleM 15.00 

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